Exercise
Movement supports BDNF, mood, and the broader physiology integration depends on.
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Why exercise
Regular aerobic and resistance exercise is associated with mood benefits and increases in markers like BDNF. It is one of the most reliable non-pharmacological interventions for wellbeing.
What to aim for
A mix of moderate aerobic activity, strength work, and time outdoors. The best routine is the one you will actually do.
Practices to try
- 3-5 sessions of moderate movement weekly
- 2 short strength sessions
- Daily walks, especially outdoors
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