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Exercise may helps you to decide wisely

What are the most significance changes when you go to exercise? Weight? Appearance? Well, both of the answers are correct, but those can be observed in the future after doing exercise. But, in the early time of doing exercise, the most significant change is the way you control yourself, or in other word “level of discipline”.

Exercising provides you natural painkiller
The first thing we should have understood is when doing physical activity is the motivation that keeps us to maintain the body for performing exercise. Many people believe that doing some sports could give positive effects on the mood and it can refresh our mind from anxiety. Well, the answer probably lies on the way of we try to keep the schedule. This motivation also leads us to the following objectives of doing sports and those are including releasing stress, depression, and anxiety or things related to healthy lifestyle.

Doing frequent exercise could help you to maintain your motivation or willpower. Biologically speaking, when we are faced with working papers, problems and many obstacles in our daily activity, the brain is affected the most which can cause neural problem. Subsequently, when the nerve connection is disturbed, the complete body will also get impact causing us to concentrate in lower condition. Generally speaking, we might have said that happened because of the blood vessels flowing from-to brain does not work properly. But, there is another answer why it can keep us stable.

Scientists have found that when performing exercise, the body produces endorphins which can act as painkillers, affecting the brain to work in calm condition. The endorphins are located among brain nervous system and this chemical compound is responsible to transmit electrical signal on the brain.

The more you exercise, the wise you are
Well, according to study conducted in 2016, exercise helps you to make better decision and judgement. The study suggested exercise can control yourself to act recklessly. Based on two-experiment series, the people who do frequent exercising tend to delay their reward until its value is better than before, indicating they are patient in waiting something better. This means physical activities could help us to maintain and organize our lifestyle.

However, the result is based on the preliminary research because there are not any studies that suggest he direct association between self-controlled decision making with physical activities yet. Although, there are many studies reported that the physical activities could release your stress, depression and feeling of anxiety. But more importantly, this research could become the best method for society in educating their children, particularly those who get trouble in teaching about patience.