High-Intensity Interval Training v/s Steady-State Cardio in Rehabilitation of Neurological Patients

Neuropathy is nerve damage that can cause chronic neuropathic pain, which challenging to cure and has a significant financial burden. Exercise therapies, including High-Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) steady-state cardio, are being explored as potential treatments for pain. This systematic review compares the effectiveness of HIIT cardio improving function in neurological patients. article provides an overview conducted on effects exercise patients, with focus high-intensity interval training cardio. The authors comprehensive search various databases, identified relevant studies based predetermined inclusion criteria, used EPPI automation application process data. final selection was validity relevance, redundant articles removed. reviews four compare moderate-intensity continuous (MICT) health outcomes. found improve aerobic fitness, cerebral blood flow, brain stroke patients; lower diastolic pressure more than MICT insulin sensitivity skeletal muscle mitochondrial content obese individuals, potentially helping prevention management type 2 diabetes. In people multiple sclerosis, acute decrease plasma neurofilament light chain while increasing flow kynurenine pathway. available clinical preclinical data suggest further study its alleviate pain justified. Randomized controlled trials needed investigate type, intensity, frequency, duration exercise, could lead consensus specific HIIT-based advice patients neuropathies.