Exercise-induced pain and analgesia? Underlying mechanisms and clinical translation - PubMed
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We show evidence that the sedentary condition is associated with greater excitability and less inhibition in both the central nervous system (brainstem inhibitory/facilitatory sites) and the immune system. We further show that exercise and regular physical activity decreases excitability and improves inhibition in both the central nervous system (brainstem inhibitory/facilitatory sites) and the immune system.
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