Exercise is The Most Potent and Underrated Antidepressant.

Today, let's explore the profound words of Bill Phillips: "Exercise is the most potent and underrated antidepressant."In the quest for mental health fitness, Phillips reminds us that the prescription for well-being might be simpler than we think.

Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:08):
In the words of Bill Phillips, exercise is the most
potent and underrated anti depressant. Welcome to mental health fitness
on Africa Business Radio. I am your host Chigon Nonso
Moody and we're exploring this profound words by Bill Phillips.

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Now other question for mental health fitness. Phillips reminds us
that a prescription for well being might be simpler than
we think. Now, beyond its fiscal benefits, exercise has the
remarkable ability to uplift us spirit. I mean, it acts
as a powerful antidote to the shadows that sometimes linger

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in our minds. Now, let's consider the ways in which
movements can be integrated into our routine. Now, you don't
necessarily have to, you know, go to the gen and
carry weights. That's important. But whether it's a brisk walk,
whether it's even you know, going to that gen and
doing a hat pounding walkout, or the grace of yogirl

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or each stretch is a conscious choice towards mental well being.
So let's learn to embrace the notion and the rhythm
of our movements. We might find a melody of mental harmony. Now, exercise,
which is an underrated antidepressant. Just like Bill Phillips has said,
waits as a part to be a brighter and a

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more resilient way to your state of mind. All right,
that's all I have for you on mental health fitness
on Africa Business Radio. Remember exercise is not just for
the body. It's a gift as well for your mind

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and your soul. So don't just think of it as
you know, carrying weights to you know, slim down or
keep better be in shape. It's also for your mind
and your soul as well. Until next time, take care,