balance issues. Many may believe that dance only serves as a recreational hobby, but research conducted illustrates otherwise. Dancing, even if just simply moving to a beat, can not only result in the assuagement of the symptoms mentioned above, but also can ameliorate anxiety and depression.5 Research must continue to be conducted on the potential medical miracles that dance may induce; however, until then, sashay and shuffle into a healthy brain and steady life.
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