Source: The National Jewish Website.
There is almost no disease that exercise doesn’t benefit. As such, just because you have a heart disease doesn’t mean that you have to sit around and do nothing. In fact, with regular exercise (greater than 150 minutes a week), you may hasten your recovery, improve heart function and even get off of some of the medications you’re on. Cardiovascular benefits of exercise include:
Getting Started: Things to Discuss with Your Doctor
Always check with your doctor first before starting an exercise program. Your doctor can help you find a program for your level of fitness and physical condition. Here are some discussion questions:
Warnings During Exercise: There are some precautions you must keep in mind when developing an exercise program:
Stop Exercising and Rest if You Have Any of the Following Symptoms:
Here are a few guidelines to avoid overdoing it: It Takes Time:
Just follow these guidelines and with correct and moderate exercise and appropriate nutrition, you will soon be on your way to having a healthy heart and body.
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