Exercise And Depression Revisited (Neuroskeptic blog):
“A new study has found little evidence that aerobic exercise helps treat depression, contrary to popular belief…Danish researchers Krogh and colleagues randomly 115 assigned depressed people to one of two exercise programs. One was a strenuous aerobic workout — cycling for 30 minutes, 3 times per week, for 3 months. The other was various stretching exercises…Both groups got less depressed but there was zero difference between the two conditions. The cyclists did get physically fitter than the stretchers, losing more weight and improving on other measures. But they didn’t feel any better…If this is true, it might mean that [Read more…] about There’s no single silver bullet to treat depression (not even aerobic exercise)