精神障害と治療

Practice and Real Work in Mental Illness: Clinical and Investigative Evidence

Abstract

Roberto Maniglio*

A few epidemiological studies have demonstrated that exercise (EX) and real work (Dad) can prevent or delay the onset of a variety of mental illnesses and have beneficial effects when used as the single or adjunctive treatment for mental problems. This study summarises tests that used EX mediations in individuals with anxiety, affective, eating, and substance use disorders, as well as schizophrenia and dementia/mild mental impairment. Despite extensive clinical data supporting the efficacy of EX medications, few controlled studies have been conducted in the majority of conflict groups. Basic evidence suggests that Dad/EX can trigger improvements in physical, emotional, and issue specific clinical effects. The expected tools of action are discussed along with ideas for practising and exploring the mind.