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idd long text. One aspect that I found helpful were the references to sources that suggest the timing of exercise is important to lower the symptoms: > The ef
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idd long text. One aspect that I found helpful were the references to sources that suggest the timing of exercise is important to lower the symptoms:
> The effects of acute exercise appear less robust. Of great interest, Chang et al., found that only exercise carried out during the first half of the day yielded positive outcomes [66]. This underlines the importance of timing exercise. This is supported by Hart who found that 15 min of exercise provided at the beginning of the day can reduce behaviors associated with ADHD and that while this effect dissipates over time, a short bout of 3–5 min. moderate-to-vigorous physical activity 90 m after the initial exercise, can maintain the benefits [375]