Maybe this includes a fair distribution amongst many different social groups, maybe it doesn’t. I think that anything that is looking at stress and bicycles ability to affect stress is a noteworthy and progressive forward thinking study, especially if it’s coming from the Department of Health. Finally, I think the most important is that these studies are encouraged and that they get better and more precise and calculated over time.

Please write a response to this and contact the author at GOOD I’m sure they would be willing to have a dialogue with you about it.

What I’m saying here is that people with mental distress might have a job, or daily activity that requires the kind of promptness that a bike or walk doesn’t guarantee. People who have time to walk, or bike 10 blocks every day, probably don’t work 13 hours days. Not all the time, clearly, but perhaps enough to tile the mental health scale by 4 points.

I might post a critique of this.