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MANAGING CHRONIC CONDITIONS

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Cardiovascular Health

Many types of cardiovascular diseases can be prevented or treated through healthy lifestyle choices.
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Exercise & Respiratory/Pulmonary Health

Regular exercise will help to counteract the symptoms of chronic lung conditions in aerobic capacity and strength.
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Neurological Conditions

Exercise also improves physiological aspects of the individual’s health, including cardiovascular and respiratory function, leading to increased longevity.
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Exercise & Musculoskeletal Health

Regular exercise, in conjunction with a healthy lifestyle, is the optimal way to maintain a strong and healthy MSK system.
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Mental Health & Exercise

If you are having difficulty getting started, talk to an accredited exercise physiologist to assist you in finding an exercise regime that works for you!
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Exercise and Diabetes

Exercise can lower the dose of insulin required to clear glucose from the bloodstream, reducing stress on the already damaged pancreas cells
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Cancer and Exercise

Exercise has many benefits during and after treatment and there is more and more research being released that is proving the effectiveness of exercise as a way to ease many of the side effects of treatment.
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