Abishai100
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There is a lot of research lately on the link between physical fitness and mental health.
Perhaps this research is motivated by our modern age of high-speed living and workaholic cities.
So put down that coffee and go to the gym or take a walk after work to feel emotionally more vibrant.
Such a 'loose prescription' could also potentially help our 'psychiatry generation' feel less dependent on mental counseling and drugs (e.g., Prozac).
Did someone say, "Muscle-Head"?
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Perhaps this research is motivated by our modern age of high-speed living and workaholic cities.
So put down that coffee and go to the gym or take a walk after work to feel emotionally more vibrant.
Such a 'loose prescription' could also potentially help our 'psychiatry generation' feel less dependent on mental counseling and drugs (e.g., Prozac).
Did someone say, "Muscle-Head"?
Article
![Juggernaut2.PNG Juggernaut2.PNG](https://www.usmessageboard.com/data/attachments/76/76201-6e806c8f249f2af22b457ac01d4bd6ce.jpg)