Exercise and Depression Has a Mutual Relationship

According to recent research from the University of Toronto, persons who reported having greater depressive symptoms during the previous week were also less likely to report engaging in physical exercise during that same time frame. Generally speaking, there is a positive correlation between physical activity Continue Reading

Exercise Doesn’t Seem to Counteract the Negative Consequences of Sitting, which are Detrimental to Your Health, Study Says

The necessity and desire for humans to migrate has been eliminated by technological advancements in recent decades. The majority of people on the planet spend a large portion of their days sitting, whether it is in front of a TV at home or a computer Continue Reading

Exercise May Help Prevent Certain Cancers, According to Research

A recent study found that regular exercise is associated with a lower chance of developing several malignancies, including those of the head, neck, and lungs. Additionally, the researchers discovered that those with cancer who exercised continued to live longer than those without the diagnosis. Exercise Continue Reading