John S. Raglin, Gregory S. Wilson
Abstract
© Konstantin SutyaginPhysical activity has long been advocated as a means of attaining optimal health and preventing disease. As the often repeated Latin dictum states, mens sana in corpore sano (“a healthy mind in a healthy body”). Today, overwhelming research supports the benefits of exercise for
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© Konstantin SutyaginPhysical activity has long been advocated as a means of attaining optimal health and preventing disease. As the often repeated Latin dictum states, mens sana in corpore sano (“a healthy mind in a healthy body”). Today, overwhelming research supports the benefits of exercise for
Key concepts: Mental health, Psychology, Applied psychology, Psychiatry