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⚡️ The gym really reduces stress During workouts, muscles release “hope molecules” — compounds that enter the bloodstream and help the brain cope with stress. Scientists say they protect against depression and act like a natural antidepressant. There’s no other way to trigger this effect — only movement and...

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