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Is fitness a Fad

Is being fit so important? Or is it just hype?

Boosted Brain Fuelling: When you stay active, your body pumps more blood to your brain, giving it the oxygen and nutrients it needs to stay sharp 🧠.

Happy Chemicals: Exercise triggers the release of happy hormones like endorphins, reducing stress and boosting your mood 🏃‍♀️. This positivity helps you think clearer and stay focused.

Flexible Thinking: Regular activity encourages your brain to grow and connect better, like flexing a muscle 💪. This makes it easier to learn new things and remember stuff, keeping your mind sharp and agile.

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