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A recent UK study has found that eating just one extra portion of fruits and vegetables a day could have the equivalent effect on mental wellbeing as eight extra days of walking per month.

A study finds a link between poor diet and poor mental.

Exercise is linked to improved mental health but more exercise makes it worse.

Many young adults struggling with serious mental illnesses consider religion and spirituality important to for their mental health.

There is a need for mental health providers to include exercise in their treatment plan for better mental health outcomes.

Researchers believe that ego dissolution during psychedelic experiences can help treat mental health patients.

A study shows that avoiding spiritual struggles is linked to poorer mental health.