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Even simple forms of exercise such as going for a walk every day have benefits, although more intense forms of exercise are more effective.
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A study conducted on March 3, 2023 found that all forms of exercise are up to 50% more effective than traditional therapy.
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Individuals who exercised regularly are more confident in handling the interaction of their work and home life and are less likely to be stressed at work.
Something as simple as a 30-minute walk can release endorphins, helping you battle stress throughout the rest of your day.
Research has shown that even a few minutes of exercise leads to benefits.**Itβs all about increasing the intensity.**
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Exercise is good for both your body and mind. psysical activity is linked to a range of physical and psychological benefits including improved mood. Numerous studies have shown that regular exercise may play a role in warding off symptoms of depression, but evidence also suggests that it may also...
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