Anxiety and depression are far too common, and global events over the past few years haven’t helped
We know exercise is good for the brain; abundant research links consistent physical activity to reduced rates of cognitive decline with aging
In general, physical activity helps promote sleep; and of course, sleep is good for your health, too. But your timing can make a big difference when it comes to whether you’ll enjoy a restful night’s sleep or a restless one that actually does more harm than good.
Is there a limit to how much exercise I should do? The short answer, according to new research, is no.