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This Approach To Movement Could Reset Your Mood & Reduce Anxiety

We’ve all felt the mental reset of a walk with a friend or the mood boost that comes from dancing around the kitchen. While it’s well established that physical activity can support mental well-being, new research reveals there’s more to the story than simply logging minutes or burning calories.
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