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I'm surprised to learn the third myth is even a myth. My thoughts and feelings change significantly when I switch from sitting to walking/running or move from a
by rurp 5y ago
I'm surprised to learn the third myth is even a myth. My thoughts and feelings change significantly when I switch from sitting to walking/running or move from an indoor room to sitting outside in the sun. When I go from being in shape to out of shape my brain feels much more lethargic. I could go on but the general point is that changes in my physical condition have a big impact on my mental processes and vice versa.
I had thought these responses were normal and the body and brain are deeply linked to each other. Do most people not feel these same effects?
- coldtea 5y ago>I'm surprised to learn the third myth is even a myth. Well, it's a "popular science" article. Even peer reviewed, well-cited papers are often unfounded BS (including "meta-studies", which are even easier to mess), so I wouldn't place much confidence in all the myths mentioned actually being myths (and vice versa).