Existing pharmacotherapies for managing craving, a strong predictor of relapse to
automated addictive behaviours, are limited in efficacy and characterised by increased …

This study aimed to determine the effect of acute exercise in the potential context of non-
pharmacological intervention for methamphetamine (MA)-related craving; we additionally …

Objective Methamphetamine (MA) usage has been recognized as a prominent substance-
abuse issue. While exercise training reportedly improves fitness and mental status in the MA …

Objective The purpose of this study is to investigate the effects of a single session of Tai chi
(TC) exercise and high-intensity interval training (HIIT) on inhibitory control in individuals …

Objectives This study investigated the acute effects of yoga and aerobic exercise on
response inhibition and the underlying neural mechanisms in individuals with nicotine …

Background: Methamphetamine use disorder (MUD) is a global health problem. Studies
have shown Tai Chi is a potential treatment for MUD. We aimed to explore the effectiveness …

Objective To explore the clinical rehabilitation benefits of mindfulness combined with
aerobic calisthenics for people with methamphetamines (MA) use disorder. Methods In a …

Objective To explore the effects of chronic exercise on attentional bias toward drug-related
stimuli and on brain electrophysiological characteristics among women with …

Background Cognitive function of individuals with substance use disorder (SUD) is
defective, and higher cognitive inhibitory control ability is considered to be related to lower …

Introduction: For many years, it has been emphasized on the role of attentional bias in
addiction-related disorders, including its role in craving and relapse. This reseasrch aimed …