don’t know…anybody benefited from it…
Yes. Exercise provides relief
do u exercise ??benefited from it…??
Yes. It provides relief for me. But the challenge is to get yourself to exercise first.
cuz after mental illness …i left physical exercise…i used to do meditation.now i completely out of it…
Go for walks in nature
tq…
only after med starts…
If you wish. But it could help you even before the med starts
i want to do full time job and complete my studies…
does med help me…in this matter…
It depends your severity of symptoms. Correct me if I’m wrong but I believe the main meds don’t help too much with negative symptoms.
Treating negatives requires behavioral learning changes and changing your thought patterns.
I do believe @surprisedj took Latuda to get out of his negative symptoms.
we only have few anti psychotics in our country…risperdal is hot cake in oue country…
i am much worried about its side effects ./…
Moderate exercise does lift depression and help relieve the anxiety.
which exercise do u prefer…
Anything man. You just gotta get off your couch and do something lol.
It was the drastic med change and the addition of Latuda that started getting me moving again.
I could see after you hit a certain level… exercise could help in staying at that level.
Good luck
yes.
take care
When I was a young man, I heard achizophrenia often got better around age 50. Therefore, I looked around in my head at the 50 year olds I knew, and I decided to start exercising so that at age 50 I would have something left. To my surprise, the first fruits of exercise were emotional stability and mental clarity.
Jayster
I exercise a lot,like 200 standard push up,60 chin up,200 chin up and 3km jog like 4 days a week.Exercising defitnately help me function better,but I think exercise alone cannot treat psychosis
I don’t know, for me it increases things like hallucinations and delusions…I tend to think I pick up people’s thoughts and hear negative judgement…If i do exercises, I can’t do it in front of others because I feel/hear them laughing at me. Judging me. Insulting me. Reminds me of gym class…which was not my best time in school since I’m not athletically inclined and very accident prone.