How Stretching Can Improves Heart Health?
According to the experts, 12 weeks of stretching can improve our heart health. When we stretch our body all the problems in the vascular system of our body reduces. Blood starts to flow with so ease. It unblocks the blockage of clots in vessels and arteries. As because of the easy flow of blood, our body meets the required amount of oxygen. All these processes reduce the rate of heart attack, angina, and stroke.
What Does Research Say About Stretching?
Researchers from the University Of Milan in Italy researched that
those people who used to stretch their body improved their blood flow, increased their vascular function and reduce stiffness in arteries after 12 weeks of stretching.
What Actually Stretching Is?
Stretching is defined as extending the body’s part or body to such an extent that neither it broke or tear apart just as to tightens the muscles. Just as a cat yawned and stretched. someone do stretching in order to exercise the joints (the place where two bones are connected), to tone the muscles which improve our vascular system, by sitting or keeping yourself in a single place for a long time. This stretching includes no external force. We can use the force of any stretching partner, stretching instrument, or gravity.
Benefits Of Stretching
There are many benefits of stretching as following:
- The expert says the more flexible you are, the better your heart health is.
- It also reduces muscle soreness.
- Flexibility workouts at home, such as stretching, don’t directly contribute to heart health. It also benefits musculoskeletal health, which enables you to stay flexible and free from joint pain, cramping, and other muscular issues.
- Flexibility and balance exercises help maintain stability and prevent falls, which can cause injuries that limit other kinds of exercise.
Conclusion
Being physically active is a major step toward good heart health. It’s one of the most effective tools for strengthening the heart muscle which results in weight loss and warding off the artery damage from high cholesterol, high blood sugar, and also in high blood pressure that lead to a heart attack or stroke.
Only A Healthy Heart Lives A Healthy Life.
