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_m0nk_ t1_j9pwc2m wrote
Reply to comment by Rens_kitty_litter in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
It’s not just kids, adults need to run around too
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insaneintheblain t1_j9pw42d wrote
Reply to comment by belizeanheat in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
Every school does that. Have you never sat down for class?
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Reply to comment by Grammorphone in Mice Choose Mating Over Food, Even When Hungry by molrose96
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memorialmonorail OP t1_j9pvpmn wrote
Reply to A more mystical and insightful psychedelic drug experience may be linked to an enduring reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms, according to new research. The study is the first to characterize subtypes of the subjective psychedelic experience and link them to mental health outcomes. by memorialmonorail
Summary of article published in the Journal of Affective Disorders. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.jad.2022.12.042
No-Media1524 t1_j9pvj16 wrote
Reply to Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
So making sedentary chubby kids run caused them to get fit again. What a mind blowing study.
Phoenixbrew t1_j9pviz5 wrote
Reply to comment by InTheEndEntropyWins in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
That's interesting, any sources you can recommend to read more about it?
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insaneintheblain t1_j9pufsz wrote
Reply to comment by RedTheDopeKing in Social work marginalises autistic children and their mothers leading to poor outcomes by RassimoFlom
Maybe you’re just not understanding the meaning
roll_left_420 t1_j9ptfdh wrote
Reply to comment by dr-freddy-112 in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
Same!! I go for a walk to grab a coffee or smoothie and on my way back I always figure it out out of the blue
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roll_left_420 t1_j9ptapn wrote
Reply to comment by InTheEndEntropyWins in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
This is true of many mental “disorders” in modern society.
In fact, an entire movement of people who identify/diagnosed as Autistic, ADHD, Dyslexic and a few other conditions call themselves “Neurodivergent” to indicate that there’s nothing “disordered” about them, their brain is just different than average.
Like - there is nothing wrong with kids who need to move/fidget to think, but teachers/parents view it as a distraction and punish the kids. Causing them to mask symptoms leading to serious anxiety and depression for ADHD youth.
Depression makes it even harder to focus than before, and thus the ADHD shame spiral.
More frequent breaks and outside time separate from PE / recess would’ve helped me dramatically as a kid with “undiagnosed” ADHD (my parents and teachers knew something was up but ADHD wasn’t considered a real thing where I grew up).
RedTheDopeKing t1_j9pt40c wrote
Reply to comment by insaneintheblain in Social work marginalises autistic children and their mothers leading to poor outcomes by RassimoFlom
Is this quote poorly worded or am I having a stroke?
NWBoomer t1_j9psuhz wrote
Reply to Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
This harkens back to the 1960s when I was in school; then president Kennedy's administration came out with The President's Council on Physical Fitness. PE class became a requirement. I don't know if similar studies to this one were done at the time to measure whether this had an effect on childhood obesity.
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Reply to comment by jharrisimages in Mice Choose Mating Over Food, Even When Hungry by molrose96
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IMakeStuffUppp t1_j9przka wrote
Reply to comment by Stranger2306 in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
We are taught to take tests.
Everything is to prepare for a test. State/National.
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seaspirit331 t1_j9prlxp wrote
Unsurprising if you look at it from a game logic perspective. Let's say you're in a tough position in a video game (dying of starvation) that has a completely different win condition (passing on your genes). As long as you have a relatively decent chance of winning the game on the spot, it's better to go for it rather than trying to dig yourself out of a bad position and hope for the chance of winning the game later on.
Over time, it makes sense that game-winning behaviors take precedence over some survival behaviors, since those are the behaviors that are rewarded with passing on their genes.
ltong1009 t1_j9pr843 wrote
Reply to Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
If we cared, PE would be everyday. Extend the school if you have to. The current PE requirements are a joke.
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Remote-Pain t1_j9ppuln wrote
Make me a sandwich after?
Aethaira t1_j9pptyu wrote
Reply to comment by knit3purl3 in Research suggests that school-based physical activity intervention, by way of increasing physical exercise classes to daily during school, is successful in reducing childhood obesity. Scientists found that obesity was reversed after 3 years. by Wagamaga
The people in charge of what kids spend most of their time doing should have a better understanding of what is healthy for their bodies and minds, this kind of stuff is disgraceful
_night_cat t1_j9ppq2s wrote
Smart, fornicating on a full stomach is unpleasant
AllanfromWales1 t1_j9pwixf wrote
Reply to A more mystical and insightful psychedelic drug experience may be linked to an enduring reduction in anxiety and depression symptoms, according to new research. The study is the first to characterize subtypes of the subjective psychedelic experience and link them to mental health outcomes. by memorialmonorail
Could it be that more emotionally stable people both tend not to have such mystical experiences on psychedelics, and tend to be more resistant to changes in their levels of anxiety / depression?