Physical exercise as a non-pharmacological adjunct in schizophrenia: Effects on molecular and biochemical parameters.

A study published in Brain Research examined how physical exercise functions as a non-pharmacological adjunct intervention for individuals with schizophrenia, focusing on molecular and biochemical outcomes. The review suggests exercise may positively influence biological markers relevant to the condition. These findings have implications for physical therapists and exercise specialists involved in the care of patients with serious mental illness.

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