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Working out can make people feel better, yes?

Is this an instance of the placebo effect? Some douche on /v/ thinks it isn't.

>> No.3895389

No. There are chemical releases that cause you to feel better. Same as putting an actual drug into your system. Obviously not a placebo.

>> No.3895392

"feel better" is rather vague
cardio releases endorphins, which can make you "feel better"

>> No.3895395

>>3895389
HURR DURR I TROL U

Hi /v/

>>3895392
Is it placebo effect though? It is right?

>> No.3895396

exercise helps remove toxins, makes you healthier, helps depression ect.

>> No.3895400

>>3895395
>Get an answer that you didn't want
>HURR U A TROLL DER DER

>> No.3895407

>>3895395
No, placebo is when you get an effect because you expect to. Endorphins have an effect whether you expect it or not.

>> No.3895408

>>3895395
No, not a placebo. It really does make you "feel better".

>> No.3895409

>>3895381
I wonder.
It feels rather situational.
Giving the motivations beforehand it could be also a placebo.
And also this:
>>3895396

>> No.3895411

>>3895409
Nah, as long as there are actual chemical reactions taking place it's really stretching it to call it a placebo.

>> No.3895412

Working out actually does make you feel better. It results in an increase of Oxygen intake, less Carboxylic acid in the blood, better heart rhythm and overall energy gains. It will make you sore unless you are used to it, but the benefits do feel 'good' to the cast majority of the population (right above cheesecake consumption and right below sex).

>> No.3895417

>>3895412 vast.. not cast.

>> No.3895418

>>3895389
0/10

>> No.3895419
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3895419

Getting high= Chemical reaction in the brain

Working out -> Body experiences a stress -> Chemicals released into the brain -> mmmmmm

>> No.3895420

>>3895400
>>3895407
>>3895408
>>3895409
>>3895411
>>3895412

Shouldn't have posted this shit in the /v/ thread.

Nevermind guys, trolling everywhere.

>> No.3895422

>>3895418
Please don't. The /fit/ faggot will believe you're serious.

>> No.3895425
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3895425

endorphines man
Run away From The Pain!