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Your Neighborhood Is Making You Fat

Maybe we didn’t stop walking because we got lazy, maybe we stopped because there’s nowhere left that calls us outside. The corner store became a drive-through, the park became a parking lot, and the sidewalks now lead nowhere worth going. Yet our bodies remember what our cities forgot. We were designed to move, to wander, to walk long distances just to feel alive. When neighborhoods take that away, the loss shows up quietly, in our health, in our joy, and in the way our streets feel empty.
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