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Re: Anti-Depressants and Sleep Apnea

Posted by ecodreamer on November 19, 2007 at 09:54:17:

In Reply to: Anti-Depressants and Sleep Apnea posted by todd on September 28, 2007 at 14:53:03:

there is some research published in the last while that shows resistance training at 80% of capacity is equally effective at lifting depression as antidepressants are. One of the authors is Fiattorone another is I think Singh if you did a search on pubmed you should find it.The resaerch was conducted by sydney university health sciences and is very solid. i am trying it, not easy becasuee of past injuries, but figure I'll give it my best try.

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