The effect of rehabilitative exercises (gymnastics and weightlifting) and a (dietary-medication) program on some physiological variables for high blood pressure patients aged 40-45 years

Abstract

The objective of the study is to identify the effect of rehabilitation exercises by gymnastics, weightlifting, and nutritional–medical programs on some physiological variables for patients with high blood pressure. (30) Patients with high blood pressure aged 40-45 years who do not suffer from side effects such as heart failure or kidney failure participate in the present study; participants were divided into two groups: experimental and control groups; each group consists of 15 patients. The experimental group used the training-alimental-medicinal program, while the control group was kept in the same manner as the physician. The study concluded that weight training accompanied by healthy nutrition and controlled medicine pressure has a significant effect in improving the level of high blood pressure, heartbeat, the ratio of oxygen saturation, blood cholesterol level, legs curl, leg traipses, arm biceps and arm traipses for people with high blood pressure and return them to normal or semi-natural.