Reasons to include aerobics in your daily routine

THÙY DƯƠNG (THEO HEALTHSHOTS) |

In addition to helping to lose weight effectively, aerobic exercises are also very good for health. Here are some great uses of this exercise.

Improve cardiovascular health

One of the biggest benefits of aerobic exercise is improved cardiovascular health. In a study published in the World Journal of Cardiology, researchers found the benefits of aerobic exercise in reversing and preventing cardiovascular disease, helping the heart pump more blood per beat, thereby reducing the burden on the heart.

Increase endurance

Regular aerobic exercise will help the body improve endurance significantly by enhancing the effectiveness of the cardiovascular system. perseverance in your workouts will help you prolong your workout time without fatigue.

Reduce body fat

burning calories is one of the most prominent benefits of aerobic exercise. Exercise movements increase your heart rate, energy expenditure, and promote fat loss during and after your workout. This exercise also increases the metabolic rate, helping the body burn more calories even when resting.

Boosts immunity

Aerobic exercise helps increase blood flow, allowing immune cells to move throughout the body to detect and fight infections. This activity helps stimulate the production and activity of white blood cells, which is important to protect the body against viruses, bacteria or fungi.

Reduces the risk of diabetes

According to research published in Diabetes Care, regular aerobic exercise can reduce blood pressure and insulin resistance by regulating blood sugar levels and increasing the body's sensitivity to insulin, thereby reducing the risk of type 2 diabetes.

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