A Brief, Individualized Exercise Program at Intensities Below the Ventilatory Threshold Exerts Therapeutic Effects for Depression: A Pilot Study

A Brief, Individualized Exercise Program at Intensities Below the Ventilatory Threshold Exerts Therapeutic Effects for Depression: A Pilot Study

Due to the fact that existing pharmacological treatments for depression are not ideal, effort has been devoted to the development of complementary, alternative therapies such as physical exercise. The antidepressant effect of exercise is well documented. However, current recommendations and prescrip...

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Main Authors: Chen, C. (Author), Hashimoto, N. (Author), Inoue, T. (Author), Kameyama, R. (Author), Kitagawa, K. (Author), Kusumi, I. (Author), Makihara, K. (Author), Nakagawa, S. (Author), Sakai, Y. (Author), Sato, A. (Author), Shirakawa, R. (Author), Toyomaki, A. (Author), Udo, N. (Author), Wakatsuki, Y. (Author), Yokota, T. (Author)
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Frontiers Media S.A. 2021
Subjects:
adult
aerobic capacity
anaerobic threshold (AT)
Article
cardiopulmonary exercise test
cardiopulmonary exercise testing (CPX)
clinical article
cognition
comparative study
cycling
depression
exercise
exercise intensity
female
human
major depression
male
pilot study
quality of life
social interaction
therapeutic
therapy effect
ventilatory threshold
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