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[[File:Light2011-geneexpression-figure3.jpg|thumb|upright=0.5|Gene expression changes following moderate exercise (Light et al, 2011).]] | [[File:Light2011-geneexpression-figure3.jpg|thumb|upright=0.5|Gene expression changes following moderate exercise (Light et al, 2011).]] | ||
'''Exercise''' may be recommended as part of a wellness regimen in chronic illness. However, [[Post-exertional malaise|exercise intolerance]] is a central feature of [[ME/CFS]], and patients show multiple abnormal responses to exercise. ME/CFS patients report that increased activity has reduced their physical and cognitive capacity | '''Exercise''' may be recommended as part of a wellness regimen in chronic illness. However, [[Post-exertional malaise|exercise intolerance]] is a central feature of [[ME/CFS]], and patients show multiple abnormal responses to exercise. ME/CFS patients report that increased activity has reduced their physical and cognitive capacity. ('''[[Exercise|more]]...''') | ||
Revision as of 18:49, July 20, 2021
Exercise may be recommended as part of a wellness regimen in chronic illness. However, exercise intolerance is a central feature of ME/CFS, and patients show multiple abnormal responses to exercise. ME/CFS patients report that increased activity has reduced their physical and cognitive capacity. (more...)
