johnjohn320
Diamond Member
I understand that exercise causes the brain to release endorphins, thus lifting one's spirits. However, I was always under the impression that this was a gradual thing-i.e. if you exercise on a regular basis you may over time notice a change in mood or outlook.
Well a friend of mine has a different take on it. He's claiming that when he runs long distances (couple miles), about an hour later he feels excellent "as a result of the endorphins." To me that sounds like a drug. 😉 He doesn't exercise on a regular basis.
So what do you guys think? Am I wrong?
Well a friend of mine has a different take on it. He's claiming that when he runs long distances (couple miles), about an hour later he feels excellent "as a result of the endorphins." To me that sounds like a drug. 😉 He doesn't exercise on a regular basis.
So what do you guys think? Am I wrong?