A new psychology study has found that moderately intense physical activity can significantly help women who suffer from sexual dysfunction resulting from antidepressants. Tierney Lorenz an Indiana University post-doctoral research fellow who conducted the study at The University of Texas at Austin with Psychology Professor Cindy Meston said that the findings have important implications for public health as exercise as a treatment for sexual side effects is accessible cheap and does not add to burden of care. The researchers recruited 52 women who reported sexual side effects from antidepressants. During the first three weeks of the study the participants engaged
