High-intensity Aerobic exercise may help Reverse Ageing

According to an Indian origin researcher, high intensity aerobic exercise is best for people over 65 years. Research studies have proved that high intensity aerobic exercises help in reversing some cellular aspects of ageing.

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Many scientific studies proved that high-intensity interval training or cardio such as walking, jogging and running can improve muscle protein content improving energetic activities and helps muscle expansion, particularly in adults and older adults. 

High intensity aerobic exercising has been observed to help both in metabolism and at molecular levels. Hence, these observations confirm health benefits from high intensity aerobic exercises.

Amongst elderly generation, naturally there is a decline in mitochondrial content and function. Yet, high intensity exercises significantly enhance mitochondrial cellular content and functions. As a result, the mitochondrial cellular mechanism makes new amino acids for the synthesis of proteins. Thereby, there is an apparent reverse of major adverse effect of ageing.

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High intensity aerobic exercise and training reverses some manifestations of ageing in protein synthesis. Moreover, these exercises and training also help in getting significant amounts of muscle strength.

High-intensity workouts can improve aerobic capacity and mitochondrial functions for human skeletal muscles. 

You can increase your muscle strength moderately by working out high intensity training at regular intervals. You can improve your resistance training by working out all by itself. Otherwise, you can combine resistance training with other aerobic training.

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