Sentence examples for disease to exercise from inspiring English sources

More importantly, our results indicate that the 6MWT protocol frequently allows people with mild disease to exercise at a much lower percentage of their CPET VO2peak than those with more advanced disease.

On average more than 200 questions about health beliefs and behaviours (spanning smoking to childcare, respiratory disease to exercise habits) are included each year in interviews lasting between 60 and 90 minutes.

One participant per group withdrew due to injuries related to the training protocol, two subjects of the HI(I T and one subject of the MICE group due to injuries or diseases unrelated to exercise.

Previous studies in this patient group have excluded subjects with lytic bone disease, thus to the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to demonstrate that MM patients with significant bone disease are able to exercise safely.

When the drug trials were pooled, 5685 participants with coronary heart disease were randomised to exercise compared with 85 421 randomised to control and 81 655 to drug interventions (figure 3).

For those like myself who have lost loved ones to the disease, it allows us to exercise our journey with grief in a way that brings comfort to ourselves and others simultaneously.

Most patients also discussed ways in which AL amyloidosis affected physical aspects of their lives, with nine of the 10 patients specifically invoking limitations on physical mobility, and six of 10 describing how the disease has limited their ability to exercise.

Implementing a simple weather-based early warning could help 1) local authority to heighten alert, intensify surveillance, and activate infection control measures to prevent or curb disease outbreaks; and 2) community to exercise vigilance and take precautionary actions such as good hygiene practices and isolation to disrupt HFMD transmission chain.

The development of obesity triggers a vicious cycle in which subjects become obese, and the systemic repercussions of their disease process make them intolerant to exercise; therefore, they become more sedentary, which promotes additional weight gain.

Mercer and colleagues also found that patients expressed concerns that while probiotics may be effective in promoting good digestive health for many individuals, as patients with chronic GI diseases, they felt they needed to exercise greater caution in using products that affect digestive balance.

The aims of this project are to establish the impact of exercise training across the range of disease severity and to identify whether there is an optimal time for patients with interstitial lung disease to receive exercise training.