No: But you could be getting a runner's high if you are running far enough. Check with you dr. About how far you should run given your health and meds. Sportsmedicine.About.Com/.../qt/runners-high.Htm the runner's high increased endorphin levels during exercise help explain the " runner's high" by elizabeth quinn. Updated september 04, 2013.
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