Researchers are, once again, preaching the benefits of physical activity for better health. In a recent study, patients with chronic kidney problems reduced heart trouble risk considerably through exercise. Kidneys filter the blood of wastes and toxins, allowing them
Improved muscle function, lower cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure, healthy body weight, and improved sleep are among some benefits that exercise provides for those with kidney disease. In a recent study conducted by the Nephrology News And Issues Journal in
The History Of Fitness and Chronic Kidney Disease
Fitness and regular exercise’s relationship to CKD has long been touted as having a beneficial effect. A study presented by Renal Physiotherapist Sharlene A. Greenwood of King’s College London at 2014’s Kidney
Dialysis can provide great relief for those struggling through the later stages of kidney disease, it can help filter out toxins that the impaired kidneys are unable to and contribute to a greater sense of general well-being. That being
