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Why Exercise Can Lift Your Mood When You’re Down @ClevelandClinic #healthaware

Here’s a fact that may surprise you: By the year 2020, depression is projected to be a leading social and economic burden worldwide — second only to coronary artery disease! Psychotherapy and antidepressants are effective but aren’t for everyone.

But there’s another treatment for depression that’s free and available to everyone: exercise. It will also lower your blood pressure, improve your cholesterol profile, help control blood sugar, and reduce your risk of heart disease, diabetes and common cancers. And, of course, help you achieve or maintain a healthy weight.

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/2016/03/get-happy-exercise-can-lift-mood-infographic/?

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As US Navy pilot Liz Corwin glanced out of her cockpit, there was no question: her wingtip was missing #healthaware #fitnessaware

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As US Navy pilot Liz Corwin glanced out of her cockpit, there was no question: her wingtip was missing…

The Good Fight: How Yoga is Being Used Within the Military

Spurred in part by the crushing opioid epidemic, the Department of Defense and other federal agencies have been spearheading efforts to manage and mitigate pain and mental health problems among active service members. Yoga, as it turns out, is one of the rising stars. While those in the trenches say there is a long way to go before yoga can be broadly and systemically deployed within the military, the foundation is being laid for using asana, meditation, and other holistic therapies to make military personnel more resilient.
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Neha Vyas,MD, shares tips on how to boost your immune system @ClevelandClinic










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Your immune system keeps you healthy by protecting you from disease – or, if you do get sick, helping you fight off illness. Neha Vyas, MD, shares tips on how to boost your immune system. Listen for more tips: https://cle.clinic/3s5EVc1
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Get Happy – Why Exercise Can Lift Your Mood @ClevelandClinic

Here’s a fact that may surprise you: By the year 2020, depression is projected to be a leading social and economic burden worldwide — second only to coronary artery disease! Psychotherapy and antidepressants are effective but aren’t for everyone.

But there’s another treatment for depression that’s free and available to everyone: exercise. It will also lower your blood pressure, improve your cholesterol profile, help control blood sugar, and reduce your risk of heart disease, diabetes and common cancers. And, of course, help you achieve or maintain a healthy weight.

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/2016/03/get-happy-exercise-can-lift-mood-infographic/?

Posted on

Get Happy – Why Exercise Can Lift Your Mood @ClevelandClinic

Here’s a fact that may surprise you: By the year 2020, depression is projected to be a leading social and economic burden worldwide — second only to coronary artery disease! Psychotherapy and antidepressants are effective but aren’t for everyone.

But there’s another treatment for depression that’s free and available to everyone: exercise. It will also lower your blood pressure, improve your cholesterol profile, help control blood sugar, and reduce your risk of heart disease, diabetes and common cancers. And, of course, help you achieve or maintain a healthy weight.

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/2016/03/get-happy-exercise-can-lift-mood-infographic/?

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Neha Vyas,MD, shares tips on how to boost your immune system @ClevelandClinic










Cleveland Clinic

@ClevelandClinic
·


Your immune system keeps you healthy by protecting you from disease – or, if you do get sick, helping you fight off illness. Neha Vyas, MD, shares tips on how to boost your immune system. Listen for more tips: https://cle.clinic/3s5EVc1
Posted on

Get Happy – Why Exercise Can Lift Your Mood @ClevelandClinic

Here’s a fact that may surprise you: By the year 2020, depression is projected to be a leading social and economic burden worldwide — second only to coronary artery disease! Psychotherapy and antidepressants are effective but aren’t for everyone.

But there’s another treatment for depression that’s free and available to everyone: exercise. It will also lower your blood pressure, improve your cholesterol profile, help control blood sugar, and reduce your risk of heart disease, diabetes and common cancers. And, of course, help you achieve or maintain a healthy weight.

https://health.clevelandclinic.org/2016/03/get-happy-exercise-can-lift-mood-infographic/?