Obese Women Can Obtain a Healthy Heart with Modest Exercise

According to Health News, even modest exercise has heart health benefits for obese women. Heart problems can cause an individual to be out of work for recovery and treatment. During this time, long-term disability benefits may be available.

New research shows that while modest exercise may not aid in lowering blood pressure overall, it can help while the body is moving. Physical activities, such as biking or walking, were found to provide benefits that may be increased if done on a regular basis.

A randomly selected group of women were put into 4 different groups. One group comprised of women who made no changes to their lifestyle. The other 3 groups exercised at different levels for a period of 6 months.

No matter how many hours per week the women exercised (ranging from 2.5 hours to 4), improvements in blood pressure was evident; however, higher improvements were found in the group who exercised the most.

Researchers also indicate that a physically active lifestyle can eventually help in losing weight, which can impact a woman’s blood pressure.

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