Regular physical activity can reduce brain bleeding in people with intracerebral hemorrhage. This was the conclusion reached by researchers at the University of Gothenburg, who conducted a a retrospective study on 686 people treated for intracerebral hemorrhage.
The scientists were unable to determine the cause-and-effect relationship of the observed phenomenon, but they unequivocally showed that hemorrhage was less in physically active people than in inactive ones.
An active physical participant in the study was defined as someone who engaged in at least light physical activity consisting of wal...
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