Physical activity levels affect mental health and behavior in men

Psychological, nutritional, oral health, and physical activity habits are behavioral factors previously linked to depression. The objective of this study was analyze differences in patterns, terms psychological, habits, a sample men. Six hundred five men (36.7 ± 15 years, 25.7± 4.3 kg/m2) were interviewed through an online questionnaire due the pandemic. A compendium related psychological parameters, nutritional analyzed set questionnaires. We found that participants with higher levels both aerobic self-loading generally demonstrated better including water intake (p < 0.001; Effect Size (ES) = 0.62 p ES 0.69, respectively), weekly consumption meat 0.007; 3.10 0.40, fish 3.13 0.023; 0.22, eggs 0.002; 2.80 0.30, greater vitality 0.50 0.006; 0.21, lower alcohol consumption, beer 0.25 0.36, respectively) wine 0.30 0.50), among other healthy compared activity. also reported perceived stress 0.003; 0.02) conscientiousness 1.86).