PSYCHOLOGICAL BENEFITS OF EXERCISE : DR.Crrystal
Exercise provides psychological benefits to us and here are some. Stay fit and stay healthy!
Mental Activity. Mental or brain exercise goes beyond mental activity. It is the structured use of cognitive exercises or techniques aimed at improving specific brain functions
Exercise provides psychological benefits to us and here are some. Stay fit and stay healthy!
Exercise is a scientifically proven mood booster, decreasing symptoms of anxiety and depression. Studies show physical activity kicks up endorphin levels, which is the body’s “feel good” chemical produced by the brain and spinal cord that produces feelings of happiness and euphoria.
Five psychological benefits of exercise excercise isn’t only good for the body – it’s better for the mind, as well. People who exercise regularly tend to do so because it gives them an enormous sense of well-being. They feel more energetic throughout the day, sleep better at night, have sharper memories, and feel more relaxed…
When you do hard things- you feel good. It boosts confidence. It empowers you. How your body changes- motivates you more. Exercise also releases hormones (endorphins) that make you feel good.
Watch this video on how exercise may help prevent heart attacks created by the students at Mt Aspiring College, New Zealand. This video was one of the entries for the 2013 Comvita Science Challenge, Year 9 and 10 Secondary School Category. For more information on the Science Challenge, please visit www.comvitasciencechallenge.co.nz
Everybody realizes that activity is profoundly useful to the body and generally than not, we talk and read generally about the actual advantages of activity to the body, overlooking different advantages. Uplifting news! There’s a whole other world to the advantages of activity than its actual advantages. Exercise isn’t just about getting conditioned muscles or…
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A Stanford-led study finds quantifiable evidence that walking in nature could lead to a lower risk of depression. Read more: http://stanford.io/1HvEgEJ
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