Though tendon disease has been linked to exercise, a new research claims that moderate exercise could actually help prevent this painful condition
Though tendon disease has been linked to exercise, a new research claims that moderate exercise could actually help prevent this painful condition. According to the new research from the University of East Anglia, moving around decreases a group of enzymes- metalloproteinases- that degrade tendon tissue and increase tendon protein.
The team led by researcher Dr Eleanor Jones used human Achilles tendon cells which were seeded in rat tail collagen gels. These were then subjected to levels of strain experienced by human tendons to simulate moderate exercise.
The research is published in the journal Molecular Cell Research.
Source-ANI