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© Copyright 2023 American Heart Association NewsExercise may reduce heart failure risk for people with depression or anxiety
By Thor Christensen, American Heart Association News NEW YORK©2023 GPlusMedia Inc.
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Gozar
Exercise? Too hard. I wanna take a pill !!!
Laguna
Great. One more thing to worry about.
fatrainfallingintheforest
Are people who exercise more less depressed, or do people who are more depressed exercise less?
I mean...exercise is good for your heart? Who knew?
Redemption
Unless you are too depressed or anxious to exercise or even leave your bed. That is the conundrum.
Yuuju
it depends on the level of your anxiety disorder or depression. however, in case of depression in particular people have difficulty washing dishes even put aside exercise. in case there are also fatigue even simplest exercises may be a struggle Id rather resort to calm evening\morning walk in a park with less people around and definitely would add trauma release exercises and havening. google it.
falseflagsteve
Isn’t this stating the obvious, OMG! It’s so obvious it’s unreal isn’t it.
Dr.Cajetan Coelho
Spiritual Exercises combined with physical drills are known to offer strength and vitality to the practitioners of the combo. People making brisk morning walks to the temple, church, mosque, synagogue say they feel strong and energetic after such exercises. People in their seventies and eighties improve their physical reflexes and sharpen their mental reflexes as they gallantly march towards their nineties and beyond.