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Benefits of Exercise Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Falls Prevention Services

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Problem I have or want to avoid No energy Short of breath High Blood, Pressure Heart attack, Heart disease, Stroke Exercise can help because Improves stamina and muscle power. Removes waste quicker. Stimulates circulation to all organs including the brain. Lose weight. Helps lower cholesterol level, stress hormones and muscle tension Helps lower blood pressure. Keeps the heart muscle strong. Aids circulation and helps blood and body fluids to move What you will notice It is easier to move from place to place. Feel less sluggish. More energy for day-to-day activities. Feel better, more energetic. Feel less dizzy. Prevents ankle swelling, blood clots, leg ulcers and foot pain. Over- weight Burns more calories and replaces inactive fat with muscle. Increases muscle mass. Muscles burn calories even when you sleep, so losing weight and keeping it down is easier.

Swollen Feet The movement of muscles massages veins so blood and fluids return from the feet. Reduces swollen ankles and feet. Walking becomes easier. Osteoporosis Muscle pulling on bone stimulates bone growth, making bones stronger and less likely to break. STANDING OR WEIGHT BEARING FOR 4 HOURS A DAY HELPS. Less likely to break a bone if you fall. Less pain. Better posture helps prevent falls.

Arthritis Stronger muscles help to hold the joints in correct position so there is less wear and tear on them. Moving joints helps to nourish them and keeps a good range of movement. Less wear and tear on joints means less PAIN. You will be able to keep doing things for yourself: (wash hair, do up buttons, put own shoes on, walk more easily and safely). Cancer: Breast, Colon, Prostate Burns fat, which stores carcinogens. Gets rid of waste quicker. More regular bowel movement. Feel more comfortable in the abdomen. Burning fat helps to lose weight.

Kidney Disease Lowers blood pressure and blood sugars so less risk to kidneys. Being upright helps kidneys to drain. Stimulates circulation and thirst. Removes body waste and drug left overs. Kidney infections can cause backache and a general feeling of lethargy. Will feel thirsty, improving fluid intake, increased urine flow, flushing kidneys and decreasing the chance of stagnation, infections and stones. Feel more lively and energetic. Can t sleep at night. Night visits to the loo Using the body during the day will help muscles relax and rest at night. Helps fluid circulate from legs to kidneys during the day rather than at night. Getting a better night s sleep will aid restful sleep, helping you to feel more alert and energetic on waking.

Constipation, Bloating Stimulates circulation and colon activity. Decreases need for medicines. Feel more energetic. Feel more comfortable. Less wind to deal with. Depressed Don t like the way I look Exercise releases endorphins, feel good chemicals in the brain which help you to feel cheerful and positive. Lose weight, tone up muscles. Release of endorphins helps you to feel happy and alert. May not need medicines or so many. Toning the body and losing weight will make you look better, clothes fit better. Improving self-esteem.

Low back pain Urinary Incontinence Improves abdominal muscle tone. Improves posture. Prevents constipation and bloating which stresses muscles causing pain. Stimulates muscle tone and thirst, which stimulates urine flow. Stronger deep abdominal muscles will also mean stronger pelvic floor muscles. Drinking more will stop dehydration which causes headaches and lethargy. Moving easier so no delay in toileting, will prevent infection and over-filling. Better posture and good abdominal muscles will help prevent back pain and make you feel better about yourself. Good posture helps in preventing trips and falls. The deep abdominal muscles work together with the pelvic floor muscle which will make it easier to control the urge to urinate. Less fear of accidents happening. Less headaches, feel more energetic.

Injury Exercise increases strength, flexibility and balance. Encourages better posture and body alignment. Decreases wear and tear. Decreases chance of falls and injury. More confident to move about. Less pain if muscles are stronger. Everyday tasks become easier and therefore less tiring, so more energy and verve.

.... Leaflet published: September 2018 Leaflet review date: September 2020 Falls Prevention Services For information about falls prevention please contact the administration hub on 0330 7260077 Patient Advice and Liaison Service For information about CPFT services or to raise an issue, contact the Patient Advice and Liaison Service (PALS) on Freephone 0800 376 0775, or e-mail pals@cpft.nhs.uk Out-of-hours service for CPFT mental health service users Please call NHS 111 for health advice and support. If you require this information in another format such as braille, large print or another language, please let us know.