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转自 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qtc1iWm_KCI
斯坦福大学心理学家凯莉·麦格尼格尔（Kelly McGonigal）揭示了一个能够显著改善生活质量的关键因素——身体运动。全球研究数据表明，无论年龄、健康状况、性别还是社会经济背景，坚持体育锻炼的人更快乐、人际关系更好、生活更有意义，同时患抑郁症和孤独感的风险也更低。运动不仅影响身体，更从神经化学层面改变大脑，让我们以更好的状态面对生活中的挑战。麦格尼格尔指出，人类天生就是为运动而生，规律运动能让我们成为最好的自己。
Stanford psychologist Kelly McGonigal explores why physical movement is the single most transformative change you can make for your mental well-being. Research from countries around the world consistently shows that physically active people are happier, have better relationships, find more meaning in life, and are at lower risk for depression and loneliness. Movement affects not just the body but the brain itself—from the neurochemistry of the runner's high that promotes cooperation and optimism, to structural brain changes that make regular exercisers more resilient. McGonigal argues that humans were born to move, and that regular physical activity puts us in the optimal state of mind and body to be our best selves.