Key result
Exercise training delivers proven primary and secondary CVD prevention benefits despite underuse by cardiologists.
Why the study?
Despite proven benefits in primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease, exercise training remains underused due to a lack of insight and familiarity among most cardiologists.
This review summarizes the pathophysiological mechanisms, effects, and limitations of exercise training in cardiovascular diseases to encourage its prescription by cardiologists.
May support wider exercise training prescriptions in CVD prevention; extends prior syntheses by targeting cardiologist familiarity gaps.
The benefits of regular physical activity whether in primary- or secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease are now irrefutable. Despite its well proven benefits, exercise training remains underused because of lack of insight and familiarity of the majority of cardiologists. This review offers cardiologists the necessary informations about the pathophysiological mechanisms, effects and limitations of the predominantly used training methods in various kardiovascular diseases.
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François Carré (2020) conducted a review in Cardiovascular disease. Exercise training was evaluated. Exercise training provides irrefutable benefits in the primary and secondary prevention of cardiovascular disease, despite remaining underused due to a lack of familiarity among cardiologists.
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