Neurobiological effects of exercise intervention for premenstrual syndrome

Moving online: Implementation of virtual sessions of physical activity and movement training as a therapeutic approach to premenstrual symptoms

“…No connections were found between premenstrual symptomatology and body image concerns or self-esteem. This aspect is in line with the current literature that reported the biological nature of premenstrual symptomatology [ 38 ], but it doesn't agree with the previous literature that has shown the presence of higher body dissatisfaction in women with PMS [ 39 ]. However, this aspect is still under discussion, and the data is merely preliminary.…”