New research has found that consuming fruit and vegetables and exercising can increase happiness levels
Don't store avocado like this: it's dangerousNew research has found that consuming fruit and vegetables and exercising can increase happiness levels
The connection between healthy lifestyle and wellness it has been extensively documented, but a new one search, first of its kind, revealed the existence of a link between happiness, fruit and vegetable consumption and exercise. (Read also: Exercise - the best medicine for the heart)
A systematic review
The researchers used an instrumental variable approach to filter out anything from happiness to lifestyle. The study showed that it is rather the consumption of fruits and vegetables and exercise that make people happy and not the other way around.
Research has also shown that men seem to train more, while women are the ones who consume the most fruits and vegetables.
It being well known that the lifestyle-related diseases are a leading cause of ill health and mortality worldwide, these findings could have significant public health implications.
Eating more fruits and vegetables, along with constant exercise, can increase our happiness and make us feel better physically and, at the same time, psychologically. Furthermore, let's not forget that a lifestyle of this type is also good for the environment since it is green and much more eco friendly.
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