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Vitamin D & Depression, Exercise and Stop Wanting it NOW
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Vitamin D & Depression, Exercise and Stop Wanting it NOW

Vitality Explorer Podcast 124 | Allan Mishra, MD

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Five Bullet Points Summarizing this week’s Podcast:

  1. Vitamin D and Depression in Teens: A study showed that high doses of vitamin D supplementation can reduce depression symptoms in adolescents by 17% over nine weeks. The research suggests incorporating vitamin D into school health programs to improve mental health.

  2. Exercise Elixir: Exercise is crucial for overall vitality, releasing molecules called exerkines that benefit the heart, liver, brain, and other organs. Regular exercise (at least 20 minutes, five times a week) is essential for physical and mental well-being.

  3. Importance of Consistent Exercise: Regular physical activity is necessary to prevent chronic diseases, enhance the immune system, and improve longevity. There is no substitute for the benefits of exercise, and everyone should incorporate it into their routine.

  4. Jumping Off the Wanting Treadmill: The podcast encourages listeners to avoid the constant desire for more material goods and instant gratification. Instead, focus on appreciating simple joys and avoiding letting wants turn into needs.

  5. Living in the Present: Learn from wise individuals like Arthur Brooks, who emphasize the importance of living in the now and finding satisfaction in ordinary occurrences. Reflecting on simple pleasures can lead to a more fulfilling life.

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Vitality Explorers
Mission: Enhance Global Vitality, One Person at a Time. Dr. Allan Mishra presents short scientific info-snacks for his listeners to help them lead their most vital lives.