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Old 12-03-2007, 02:20 PM #1
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Default Exercise may boost brain's natural antidepressant (Reuters)

(From Yahoo) Reuters - Exercise seems to increase the production of naturally occurring brain chemical with antidepressant effects in mice, researchers reported Sunday

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this is a great article. i copied it from doc's headline news.
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Let's talk about red wine. LOL
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i knew that wasn't water in your sports bottle!

you be careful..you might fall off that treadmill.
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