spiderdam avatar
spiderdam
9
3 months ago

Balancing exercise

Just found it on research. Did anyone get significant benefit from it, I’m just trying to include it in my routine.

14 votes
  • Yes, It change my life64%
  • Not at all36%


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foxinsocks avatar
foxinsocks
6
3 months ago

A psychiatrist of mine told me repeatedly that daily moderate exercise (enough to get your heart rate up for 20m) has been shown to have a stronger effect on anxiety/depression than any antidepressant drug. I didnt know I had ADHD back then, but I suspect the same would be true for many ADHD difficulties too, since they share the same dopamine/seratonin starvation symptoms).


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elora.brgc
35
3 months ago

I wouldn't go so far as to say it changed my life, but in any case, doing small workouts at home every day is a help worth taking!! 🙌🏼


spiderdam avatar
spiderdam
9
3 months ago

Research: Balancing will affect one part of brain that actually maintain stability, the same part that underfuntioning in ADHD brain. Stimulating it will improve it.


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pizzettatime
18
3 months ago

I didn't know that, I'll try it too!

spiderdam avatar
spiderdam3 months ago

Yeah just try it!!!✊ I got it from Ned Hallowell research. He’s the author of “ADHD 2.0” book that really spreads around the world

sonnek avatar
sonnek3 months ago

I learned about the importance in exactly this book and try to do balance exercises in my training but not sure about improvements so far