Managing Mental Health
Jeremy shares how physical exercise serves as a crucial outlet for managing stress and anxiety, leading to better dietary choices. Despite initial setbacks with weight gain, he experiences a breakthrough as the scale finally reflects his hard work. Meanwhile, Zach discusses the challenges of coping with anxiety during lockdown, revealing how pushing himself too hard to exercise has led to physical setbacks.In this clip
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