The Effects of Regular Aerobic Exercise on Cardiovascular Physiology in Healthy Adults

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Soaud A M Moftah1, RAJA A. Moftah2, Gomaa Sulaiman3, Alsadek. H. bogzil4

Abstract

Aerobic exercise is widely recognized for its beneficial effects on cardiovascular health. This study investigates the physiological adaptations of the cardiovascular system in response to a 12-week moderate-intensity aerobic exercise program in healthy adults. Thirty participants (aged 20–40 years) were assessed for resting heart rate, blood pressure, and VO₂ max before and after the intervention. Results showed a significant decrease in resting heart rate and systolic blood pressure, and a notable increase in VO₂ max. These findings support existing literature on the cardiovascular benefits of aerobic training and highlight the importance of regular physical activity in maintaining cardiovascular health.


 


Keywords: Aerobic exercise, Cardiovascular physiology, VO₂ max, Resting heart rate, Blood pressure, Physical activity, Cardiovascular health, Exercise adaptation, Healthy adults, Exercise physiology


 

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Soaud A M Moftah1, RAJA A. Moftah2, Gomaa Sulaiman3, Alsadek. H. bogzil4. (2025). The Effects of Regular Aerobic Exercise on Cardiovascular Physiology in Healthy Adults. MISJ-International Journal of Medical Research and Allied Sciences, 3(02), Page: 63–64. Retrieved from https://ijmraas.misj.net/index.php/ijmraas/article/view/40