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Then... Elaborate?
The video didn't ask anything or make crazy ridiculous claims in my opinion, we could all use a little more movement.
The blanket statement title is lying? What more do you want.
It doesn't magically fix shit. Yeah you can better many ailments with physical exercise. But thats not what the video says.
It specifically says it will help with your mobility problems.
It will.
Even if you are healthy. Even if you are disabled.
It says fix in the title... I mean, c'mon
Sorry you're getting downvoted by dogpile-prone children here. You're not wrong, technically, and that's the best kind of correct. 🤌🏼
Sensationalist "journalism" is fucking stupid, and those that handwave it should be ashamed. (see: aforementioned chucklefucks, et al)
Downvotes doesn't really matter. It's okay, I know people have different opinions. But sensationalist health claims is a pet peeve of mine!
It should be all of our pet peeve, NGL. Worldwide, FFS.