Data from a 12-week study evaluating high-intensity aerobic cycling exercise in multiple sclerosis (MS) patients demonstrated improvements in walking speed and ability, as well as significant reductions in physical fatigue. Most importantly, the researchers concluded that this approach may be a valuable rehabilitation method for managing MS-related walking limitations and mitigating fatigue. The study involved 18 individuals with MS who were randomly assigned to either forced exercise (FE; n = 11) or voluntary exercise (VE; n = 7) for a 4-week observation period without intervention, followed from 2 exercise sessions…
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