"exercise benefit" is correct and can be used in written English.
Here is an example sentence: Regular exercise has many benefits, including improved physical and mental health.
Re "Getting Slim Just by Riding the Subway," by Susan Dominus (Big City column, July 17): There is another exercise benefit to riding the subway.
And why does exercise benefit our brains?
Both cognitive intervention and physical exercise benefit cognitive function in older adults.
That finding supports the possible mechanism for explaining the exercise benefit observed in our study, demanding further examination in the future.
Their meta-analysis combining 8 trials with similar exercise strategies for hip OA, demonstrated exercise benefit with an effect size of -0.46 (95% CI -0.64, -0.28; P < 0.0001) [ 11]; in that meta-analysis, most exercise programs lasted maximally 12 weeks.
If replicated, this finding suggests that the greatest exercise benefit might be achieved by matching the nature of an exergame experience to a rider's level of competitive tendency, especially for more competitive riders.
Just as aerobic exercise benefits everyone, he said, weight training should as well.
While it is generally assumed that exercise benefits sleep, high training load may jeopardize sleep and hence limit adequate recovery.
The benefit to the brain of intermittent exercise is unknown, and the duration that exercise benefits endure after exercise has ended is unexplored.
One clear trend is that moderate exercise benefits health in many ways, while extremes of too little or excessive exercise have been linked to chronic diseases.
Until targeting AMPK-PPARd pathways by drugs is shown to have all the above listed exercise benefits in humans, it is premature to use the term "exercise mimetics" from the very limited observations of the Cell paper, Booth said.
