Old 03-04-24, 01:27 PM
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Originally Posted by terrymorse
Yes, I've read that inflammation is important for inducing improvement.

But this brings up the idea of "not all exercise induced inflammation good". I'm thinking of cardiac scarring that might induce atrial fibrillation, something on the minds of us chronic, older exercisers. After a long and hard race where I'm at the limit, I might be tempted to pop some NSAIDs to get the old ticker back to a "safe" condition.
I think you're probably right that not all exercise-induced inflammation is good, but I don't think those heart changes are inflammatory in origin. Have you read that somewhere?
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