Disseminating Evidence: Exercise Therapy to Reduce Hypertension

Disseminating Evidence: using exercise therapy to reduce hypertension
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Disseminating Evidence: using exercise therapy to reduce hypertension
According to Beard & Gulledge (1999), exercise therapy is a proven method of managing high blood pressure. Hypertension, which is highly connected to excessive body weight, has remained to be a deadly malady among millions of people across the world. In as much as medical specialists have developed various treatment measures for the infection, it is undisputed that the use of exercise therapy is among the most reliable method with which to manage high blood pressure.
As the project on ‘using exercise therapy to reduce hypertension' depicts, the engagement in appropriate, yet regular physical exercises plays a huge role in the reduction of hypertension. According to the project, physical exercises help in the maintenance of pulses at rates that lower high blood pressure. Moreover, the use of physical therapy in the management of hypertension is cheaper compared to any other therapy, as it only requires commitment and consistency from the patients. Physical therapy also helps to manage body weight, which consequently reduces the probability of contracting other cardiovascular infections and kidney failure. Physical therapy for reducing hypertension also clears up the blood vessels, which eventually manages illnesses such as thrombosis and arteriosclerosis (IDEA Health & Fitness, & IDEA Health & Fit...