Studies have shown that when Parkinson’s disease patients performed forced exercise regimens it helps stimulate what is known as the supplementary motor area or SMA which assists in performing motor or movement functions. Studies show that performing forced exercise therapy may be as effective as drugs for improving motor function in patients.
Studies have shown that when Parkinson’s disease patients performed
forced exercise regimens it helps stimulate what is known as the
supplementary motor area or SMA which assists in
performing motor or movement functions. Studies...
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National Academy of Sports Medicine answered:Studies have shown that when Parkinson’s disease patients performed forced exercise regimens it helps stimulate what is known as the supplementary motor area or SMA which assists in performing motor or movement functions. Studies show that performing forced exercise therapy may be as effective as drugs for improving motor function in patients.Studies have shown that when Parkinson’s disease patients performed forced exercise regimens it helps stimulate what is known as the supplementary motor area or SMA which assists in performing motor or movement functions. Studies... More