Sports halfway increases the survival rate of cancer patients

Scientists from the US Loyola University found that patients with cancer, exercise regularly, almost 50% lower risk of dying of their disease. In addition, physical activity, even in the most difficult varieties of tumors can extend the life of patients.

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The scope of attention of scientists were 1021 man with oncological diseases, whose average age was 71 years. It was found that those who underwent treatment of cancer, and then with the help of physical activities burn more than 12 600 calories a week, almost twice reduced the risk of fatal disease. This study supports the findings of other researchers who have previously found that physically active patients with cancer is much less likely to die from cancer and heart problems.

"Today, many cancer patients are living longer thanks to early diagnosis and better treatment - said study co-author Dr. Catley Wolin. - Physical activity need the widest possible manner to promote among this category of people, as it provides a more impressive survival. There are lots of studies proving that sport prolongs life. But they are concerned people healthy, and we have focused on those who are ill with cancer. "

Regular exercise strengthens the body's defenses, provide it with additional energy that is needed to combat the terrible disease, stimulate the immune system and give patients power to ensure that endure exhausting therapy. Furthermore, sport also markedly improves mood that are also very important in the treatment of cancer. (READ MORE)

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