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Numerous studies highlight exercise as an effective strategy for enhancing mental well-being, yet a new investigation from the University of Georgia reveals that mere physical exertion is not the sole determinant of these benefits. Rather, the manner in which you engage in activity, the location where it occurs, and the underlying motivation behind it play […]

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