Depression and Mental Health: How It Affects Weight
Mental health influences how we think, what we eat, and how we move—and, in turn, our bodies. Depression first can interfere with appetite messages; second, it can suck the strength out of wanting to exercise. Since Mental health and physical health continuously interact, weight tends to fluctuate as a response to mood disorders. Also Read: Best Exercises for Diabetic: Safe, Effective, Low-Impact Workouts Mental Health and Weight: A Two‑Way Street Depression can lead to weight gain in one individual but bring about sudden loss of weight in another. At the same time, sudden weight changes can exacerbate depression, establishing...
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