Conclusion: patients with higher levels of Parkinson's disease are less able to exercise.
Exercise may help slow cognitive decline in some people with Parkinson’s disease
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Re: Exercise may help slow cognitive decline in some people with Parkinson’s disease
#32I'm currently running 60min every 2 days, in the morning, with an empty stomach. Hard to say if it really does help with my depression or anxiety. I'm always seeking social activities.
My personal experience and physiatrist says that it does.
It doesn't have to be "the" solution for it to qualify to be "helpful".
> I'm always seeking social activities.
I am not sure if this was framed in a negative view, but social activities are also supposed to help with depression.
Re: Exercise may help slow cognitive decline in some people with Parkinson’s disease
#33I'm currently running 60min every 2 days, in the morning, with an empty stomach. Hard to say if it really does help with my depression or anxiety. I'm always seeking social activities.
My personal experience and physiatrist says that it does. It doesn't have to be "the" solution for it to qualify to be "helpful". > I'm always seeking social activities. I am not sure if this was framed in a negative view, but social activities are also supposed to help with depression.
Yes but social activities involve risk taking, feelings of rejection, effort and a lot of time, which will at times, generate anxiety and depression.