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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
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Right Amount of Exercise Can Boost Mental Health
But too much time spent working out can have psychological downside, experts warn FRIDAY, Oct. 26 (HealthDay News) — People who exercise 2.5 to 7.5 hours a week have better mental health, but more than...
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
Getty Images file Exercise may help us cope with everyday stressors — even after we leave the gym, a new study finds. By MyHealthNewsDaily staff Exercise not only improves mood, it may help people...
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
Getty Images file Exercise may help us cope with everyday stressors — even after we leave the gym, a new study finds. By MyHealthNewsDaily staff Exercise not only improves mood, it may help people...
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
Getty Images file Exercise may help us cope with everyday stressors — even after we leave the gym, a new study finds. By MyHealthNewsDaily staff Exercise not only improves mood, it may help people...
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
Getty Images file Exercise may help us cope with everyday stressors — even after we leave the gym, a new study finds. By MyHealthNewsDaily staff Exercise not only improves mood, it may help people...
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Right Amount of Exercise Can Boost Mental Health
But too much time spent working out can have psychological downside, experts warn FRIDAY, Oct. 26 (HealthDay News) — People who exercise 2.5 to 7.5 hours a week have better mental health, but more than...
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
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Stressed? Exercise may help ward off anxiety
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Orthorexia: An Unhealthy Obsession With Healthy Food
From Yoshita Sengupta at ZLiving.com: Orthorexia nervosa was first coined by a Californian doctor, Steven Bratman, in 1997, but it isn’t a formal medical condition yet. But it is a condition...
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