Can exercise improve my mood?

Exercise releases feel-good brain chemicals that can boost mood, reduce stress, and improve confidence. This article explains how UK teens can use simple movement to feel better emotionally, even on tough days.

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Some days just feel rubbish. You might wake up tired, feel down for no clear reason, or just struggle to get through the day. School can be overwhelming, social stuff gets complicated, and sometimes it feels like your mood is totally out of your control. But here's something you might not realise: moving your body can genuinely help you feel better. Yep exercise isn't just good for your physical health; it can have a big impact on your mental health too. This article will explore how exercise affects your mood, explain the science behind why it works, share a real-life...
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