Exercise is Indeed Good for the Heart, Study Explains Why
Filed in archive Studies , Treatment by Gloria Gamat on May 02, 2006

"A feasible home-based and progressively adjusted aerobic training strategy is able to overcome the limitation of pharmacological treatment in antagonizing neurohormonal activation in heart failure patients, likely contributing to a significant improvement in quality of life, and possibly to the positive prognostic effects," said Claudio Passino, M.D. from the CNR Institute of Clinical Physiology in Pisa, Italy.
Exercise training as what is known, helps many heart failure patients feel better and improves their ability to function more normally. This study explains why people (not only heart patients) should exercise.
Read more at Science Daily.
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