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Trade in your blue mood for a walk through the park or a dance session. Research shows that regular physical activity enhances mental health, lowers cholesterol and boosts your immunity.
Happify, a website and app dedicated to helping people build skills for happiness through science-based activities and games, breaks down the ways movement can boost your attitude in the infographic below. Next time you’re feeling down, give yourself a little reminder: How you feel is may be all about how you act.
—Serina Mehrian

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