Exercise 'Just as Good as Drugs' for Heart Failure, Strokes

Exercise 'just as good as drugs' for heart failure, strokes
Dr Peter Coleman, deputy director of research at the Stroke Association said that exercise and physiotherapy were known to play "a vital role in helping patients recover after stroke" but agreed that exercise "should not be considered an alternative … Read more on The Sunshine Coast Daily

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Although this physiotherapy can be effective, it can take months of intensive exercises before significant results are seen and many patients struggle with the constant effort. It's hoped the chest implant could help. Dr Peter Coleman, deputy director … Read more on Daily Mail

Exercise is good for the brain
“If exercise encourages neuroplasticity for rehabilitation patients after stroke, this could mean rehab sessions might involve gentle cycling prior to physiotherapy sessions, which would be a huge change in rehabilitation practices. “While it's still … Read more on ScienceAlert