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FEATURE<br />

STRESSED OUT from page 34<br />

COVID were no longer a concern, the U.S.<br />

economy is in the dumps, interest rates<br />

are rising, businesses are failing, and the<br />

global environment is giving<br />

us some nasty payback.<br />

If you can change just<br />

one thing, says Dr. Rena Daiza,<br />

a family doctor affiliated<br />

with Henry Ford Health,<br />

it should be increasing the<br />

amount of exercise in your<br />

life. Being and staying active<br />

is the single best thing<br />

Dr. Rena Daiza<br />

you can do for your health. Exercise<br />

prevents health problems, builds<br />

strength, boosts energy, and can help<br />

you reduce stress. It can also help you<br />

maintain a healthy body weight and<br />

curb your appetite.<br />

Exercise has been proven<br />

to make you happier,<br />

increasing the production<br />

of endorphins and decreasing<br />

feelings of depression,<br />

anxiety, and stress. It produces<br />

chemical changes in<br />

the parts of the brain that<br />

regulate stress and anxiety<br />

and can also increase brain sensitivity<br />

to the hormones serotonin and norepinephrine,<br />

which relieve feelings of<br />

depression.<br />

Exercise also plays a vital role in<br />

building and maintaining strong muscles<br />

and bones. It releases hormones<br />

that promote the absorption of amino<br />

acids into muscle. Young people that<br />

exercise are building up their bones to<br />

help stave off osteoporosis later in life;<br />

older people that exercise are helping<br />

their bodies maintain muscle strength.<br />

It doesn’t even matter how much<br />

or how hard you work out, you get the<br />

benefits. Work out a little, get a little<br />

benefit; work out a lot and reap lots of<br />

benefits! Besides helping stay fit, exercise<br />

may help you sleep better, eat better,<br />

and avoid excessive screen time.<br />

If you are experiencing a mental<br />

health crisis, I’m not trying to say exercise<br />

alone will “cure” you. It is, however,<br />

something you could do today,<br />

right now. As with any crisis, often the<br />

only way out is through, and additional<br />

exercise is a great first step. Literally.<br />

This summer, try to spend some time<br />

walking, biking and swimming. Your<br />

body and your mind will thank you.<br />

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36 CHALDEAN NEWS <strong>JUNE</strong> <strong>2022</strong>

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