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Running ended up being a great solution for my problem, but it didn’t happen overnight. When I first started out, I picked a small loop in my neighborhood and repeated it every day. At first, I walked for most of the loop. Over time, I walked less and less until I could jog the entire time. Eventually, I made my loop in my neighborhood larger and larger. As a result, I felt less out of breath as I ran the loop, and I didn’t feel as tired when I returned home. With a family history of heart disease, I checked my blood pressure regularly. I found that my blood pressure was getting better.
Running also helped with another problem: dealing with stress. I read an article about a researcher who found that exercise releases endorphins in the body. Endorphins reduce your discomfort and pain while increasing your pleasure and feelings of joy. When I was stressed from school and other things, running became my outlet. It led to greater joy and happiness in every part of my life.
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