Key result
Systematic physical training enlarges cardiovascular capacity and is essential for the prevention and rehabilitation of hypokinetic diseases, including essential arterial hypertension.
Why the study?
Does physical exercise improve cardiovascular capacity and aid in the rehabilitation of essential arterial hypertension?
Does physical exercise improve cardiovascular capacity and aid in the rehabilitation of essential arterial hypertension?
Physical training is essential for the prevention and rehabilitation of hypokinetic diseases, including essential arterial hypertension, by improving cardiovascular capacity.
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Exercise may aid hypertension management; supports reviews yet leaves open prospective RCTs before practice change.
Systematic physical training brings about morpho-functional changes of the cardiovascular system and through these changes enlarges cardiovascular capacity, therefore physical training is included in the means of prevention of "hypokinetic diseases of modern life", and is essential to the rehabilitation from these diseases.
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Vesna Djurdjevic (1973) studied this question. Systematic physical training enlarges cardiovascular capacity and is essential for the prevention and rehabilitation of hypokinetic diseases, including essential arterial hypertension.
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