Physical Activity Busts Stress for 23% Lower Heart Disease Risk: New Study Shows Major Benefits for People with Depression
Boston, MA – New research conducted at Massachusetts General Hospital indicates that engaging in physical activity can significantly reduce the risk of cardiovascular disease by decreasing stress-related brain signaling. The study, which examined data from over 50,000 participants, found that individuals who followed physical activity guidelines had a 23% lower likelihood of developing heart disease. Particularly, individuals with conditions like depression experienced even more substantial improvements in cardiovascular health. This connection is attributed to the …