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Walking: Miracle Cure for Body and Soul

Walking: Miracle Cure for Body and Soul

Walking: Miracle Cure for Body and Soul

2022 · 52 min · ★ 7.0 · Documentary

Anyone who sits longer will die sooner. Scientists warn of the health dangers posed by the growing lack of exercise among the population and provide a simple but effective miracle cure: simply walking works like medicine for the body and mind. A daily walk protects against disease, makes the brain more efficient and the soul happier. This documentary “Walking - Miraculous Healing for Body and Soul”, scientifically addresses what walking is and the processes that occur in the human body.

Directed by Birgit Tanner · Written by Birgit Tanner

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