Key result
Low intensity exercise reduces mortality and morbidity rates, highlighting the need for healthcare professionals to proactively promote safe exercise participation.
Why the study?
Does low intensity exercise reduce mortality and morbidity rates in healthy individuals and cardiac patients?
Does low intensity exercise reduce mortality and morbidity rates in healthy individuals and cardiac patients?
Highlights the established benefits of low-intensity exercise and urges healthcare professionals to proactively promote safe exercise participation.
Supports proactive low-intensity exercise promotion in practice; leaves open optimal dosing and adherence in targeted populations.
The benefits of exercise to healthy individuals and cardiac patients is well established. Mortality rates and morbidity rates are reduced significantly by engaging in low intensity exercise. A large proportion of the population do not engage in regular exercise. Healthcare professionals should be proactive in dissipating positive information regarding safe exercise participation, thus reducing the risk factor of physical inactivity.
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Conor P. O’Brien (1996) conducted a review in Physical inactivity. Exercise prescription was evaluated. Low intensity exercise reduces mortality and morbidity rates, highlighting the need for healthcare professionals to proactively promote safe exercise participation.
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