Exercise Boosts Nerve Regeneration
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•'Exercise juice' released by muscles helps nerves grow, study finds
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MIT researchers found the biochemical and mechanical effects of exercise may help injured nerve tissue regenerate.
The finding could someday be used to treat neurodegenerative diseases, such as ALS .
Exercise has long been described as a form of medicine due to its ability to prevent and mitigate chronic conditions.
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