Blood
pressure values of 120/80 mm Hg or less are considered
normal. During exercise, systolic blood pressure may
temporarily increase by 20-30mm
Hg, but decrease within minutes of completing the workout. Studies
show that a very fit person who exercises regularly will have lower resting
blood pressure (usually less than 120/80 mm Hg) than someone who
leads a sedentary lifestyle. Regular physical activity can strengthen
your heart. When your heart is stronger, it can pump more blood without less
effort. Exercise also triggers the secretion of nitric oxide in
the lining of the arteries, which keeps blood vessels elastic and
allows blood to flow more easily. Therefore, adding moderate
physical activity to your daily routine can help keep your blood
pressure healthy.
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