SOLE: Is there a correlation between physical health and mental wellbeing?
38 responses to “Mindful Monday”
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Yes, there is a correlation between physical and mental health as physical health problems significantly escalate the risk of poor mental health and basically the same thing.
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If you have bad physical health , it can increase poor mental health.
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I have learnt a lot and I made PicCollage too
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I have learn a lot in mindful monday
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There is a correlation between mental health and physical health.Physical health problems significantly increase the risk of poor mental health, and vice versa.
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Physical health problems significantly increase the risk of poor mental health, and vice versa.
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Yes there is because if your mental health is unhealthy then you won’t be able to be physical.
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SOLE: Is there a correlation between physical health and mental wellbeing?
Yes because, physical health problems increase the risk of poor mental health, as well as vice versa.
Having a good or healthy mindset can lead to good physical health as well as mental health (which is basically your mindset). -
Yes there is because when you have thats based on mental well-being and that affects your physical whereas if you have a bad mindset then you won’t have fun
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About 30% of people with a long term physical health problem also have a problem with there mental well-being
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Mental and physical links are that physical health problems have increased and that people that have physical health problems also have mental health problems.
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Yes there is physical health increase poor mental welllbeing by 30%
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There is a bit of a link between physical health & mental health.
There are many reasons why physical activity is good for your body – having a healthy heart and stoping your self from pulling a muscle but did you know that physical activity is also beneficial for your mental health.
Regular physical activity is proven to help prevent and manage noncommunicable diseases such as heart disease, stroke, diabetes and several cancers. In one study, researchers found out people who had done regular vigorous exercise when 25% less likely to develop depression or anxiety disorder in the next 5 years!Iqra & Alexis
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It can help your mind set
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Yes there is because exercise improves mental health by helping the brain cope better with stress. In one study, researchers found that who got regular vigorous exercise was 25% and it is less likely to develop depression or anxiety disorders. According to some studies, regular exercise works well as medication.
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There is because physical health increases the person’s ability of excessive and fitness and mental health wellbeing increases a person’s knowledge.
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Yes because they are both well-being and are both important to your life and you really need them everyday.
Aisha
Yes because they both are well-being and both are something you need to take care of. -
Yes there is by having a healthy body you are more likely to be happy confident and just stronger so yes there is a very clear link.
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Yes because Mental health is increasing by 30 per cent than physical health.
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People have mental health problems like:
Depression
Anxiety
And more
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There is a correlation as research shows that 15 minutes of running a day reduces the risk of depression by 26%.
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Aamina
Safya
Bolu
Yes because studies prove that when you exercise it effects the mental well-being and helps your brain more when dealing with stress.Also the people who exercise regularly are 25% less likely to develop depression or an anxiety disorder over the next 5 years! -
Yes, there is a correlation between mental and physical health because around 30 per cent of all people with a long term physical health condition have a mental health problem which is depression and anxiety.
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Laura and Rahaniya
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Around 30% of people have a long – term physical health condition that also contains mental health the most common ones are anxiety / depression .
So there is a correlation between mental health and physical health.By Mishal and Meghana.
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Physical health problems significantly increase our risk of developing mental health problems, and vice versa. Nearly one in three people with a long-term physical health condition also has a mental health problem, most often depression or anxiety. Physical activity is the largest contributor to the indirect effects. There are stronger indirect effects for males in mental health (9.9%) and for older age groups in mental health (13.6%) and in physical health (12.6%). Health policies aiming at changing physical and mental health need to consider not only the direct cross-effects but also the indirect cross-effects between mental health and physical health.
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There is a strong link between mental health and physical health, but little is known about the pathways from one to another.For males in mental health 9.9% and for older age groups in mental health (13.6%).
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Physical and mental health link:
Physical health problems significantly increase the chance of mental health problems and vice versa. Around 30% of people that have a mental health problem also have a physical problem. Another link is that when exercising, good hormone are released in the body, thus, improving mental well-being. To conclude, both of these are considered very separate however they are very related.
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Mental well-being can be included with sport or baking ext.
And physical health is also improving your physical body exercise. -
There is a vital correlation between mental and physical health. King’s fund claims that 30% of the population who have physical health problems also have mental health problems commonly, anxiety and depression.
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By Harroop and Steven.
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Physical health problems significantly increase the risk of poor mental health, and vice versa. Around 30 per cent of all people with a long-term physical health condition also have a mental health problem, most commonly depression/anxiety
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There is because physical health increases poor mental wellbeing.
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