Mayo Clinic study links daily activity to obesity risk
Mayo Clinic researchers tracked 20 volunteers using wearable undergarments to measure posture and movement over 10 days. Obese subjects sat about 150 minutes more daily, burning roughly 350 fewer calories, suggesting nonexercise activity may drive weight differences more than gym time.
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