Andrew Weil discussed behaviours strongly associated with depression:
1. reduced physical activity
2. human contact
3. overconsumption of processed food
4. a desire for endless distraction
Weil says these are the very behaviours that more and more people now can indulge in, or are even forced to embrace by the nature of their sedentary indoor jobs.
What do you think?
Is the opposite true? Increasing activity and meaningful contact, eating more healthful foods and limiting distractions help to insulate a person from emotional buffering?
Source: Andrew Weil Spontaneous Happiness, Page 38
Getting High on Recovery 
Yes, activity, diet and lifestyle definetly can have an effect on depression – these things effect you mentally, physically & spiritually. Makes perfect sense to me.
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