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Heat therapy may play a role in alleviating depression, a condition that affects one in five Americans.
Heat interventions to induce the body’s self-cooling mechanism may offer solutions for depressive symptoms.
People with depression benefitted from hot yoga in a new study. But standard yoga—without the heat—and deep breathing alone can also have positive effects.
