Quick Thought on Exercise

Posted on November 13, 2008

“As the number of people affected by heart failure is expected to rise with the aging U.S. population, it is promising to know that regular aerobic activity can not only help patients extend their lives, but exercise can also positively impact their everyday activities and outlook.” 

From Elizabeth G. Nabel, MD, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute Director at ScienceDaily News here.

Exercise can help heart failure patients feel better.  It can also help us avoid some heart problems.

Exercise: Get Some.  

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  • http://twitter.com/blakehagen/status/1004058766 Blake Hagen

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  • http://www.myfamilydoctormag.com/blog James Hubbard, M.D., M.P.H.

    Thanks
    Good news for people with heart failure, a devistating disease.

  • http://alifelesssweet.blogspot.com/ cathy

    Good information as always, Blake!

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  • http://www.mizfitOnline.com MizFit

    theres your money maker :)

    that final sentence.

    on tees.

    get to it…

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  • http://marksalinas.com Mark

    Good stuff Blake!

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  • Blake Hagen

    @James Hubbard, M.D., M.P.H. Yeah, nice to know it can help them recover.

    @cathy Thanks for stopping by!

    @MizFit Thanks for visiting and I’m getting to it right now…off to get some exercise.

    @Mark Thanks!

  • http://www.jungleoflife.com Lance

    A few years ago, when I began exercising regularly and eating healthy – in an effort to improve my physical health — one of the best side benefits was in how it improved my mental health as well! So, I really think this is a great point you’re sharing here – and one that might typically be overlooked.

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