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>>20787877
I think it's safer to say that for most people, nutrition is more likely to aggravate one's condition than be the sole cause of their problems.

Exercise and diet can help correct chemical and other imbalances, yes. But many people who suffer from depression/suicidal ideation often have no self-esteem, confidence in their own abilities or feelings of control over their own lives. The act of changing one's diet and adopting a successful exercise routine, maintaining those changes and seeing tangible results can help change those beliefs.

For others working out and improving one's physical appearance may be enough to help get a job, since employers do avoid hiring fat people in many fields. For the perpetually unemployed, having a job to go to and money in the bank is often a big help.

And still others primarily feel isolated/alienated from society, and working out may help connect them to communities or new friends/peer groups.

I'm not saying this as an attack on what you said. What you said is not incorrect, but without context it's easy to take what you said and think that "if I do this one thing, my problems will be over." Modern diet culture (and consumer culture in general) promotes ineffective and often counterproductive "magic bullets" that rarely do the whole job and set people up for disappointment. In reality, problems such as depression are just like being overweight: there are several factors contributing to the problem and you will have a better chance at success in solving or mitigating the problem if you are at least aware of all of these contributing factors.

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>>17571553
Why is this slut looking away?

So you've finally started to notice her huh.