Certainly yes

https://www.burke.org/blog/2015/10/10-reasons-why-physical-therapy-is-beneficial/58

Best Regards Wesam Salah Ibrahim

Physical therapy including exercise is offered by most health-medical institutions. These institutions would not offer exercise if did not result in statistically significant in patients. Examples include:

1. Motor vehicle accidents

2. Sports injuries

3. After heart attacks

4. After stroke

among others.

Thanks dear Dennis Mazur

Exercise is beneficial to all. It is actually a pathway to healthy living.

@ Wesam Salah Ibrahim

Yes, regular physical exercise reduces the risk of premature mortality in general, and of coronary heart disease, hypertension and diabetes mellitus in particular. Physical activity also improves mental health and is important for health and optimal function of muscles, bones and joints. Please take a look at the following useful references.

Article The Importance of Exercise as a Therapeutic Agent

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Thanks!

The answer is yes. Physical therapy is not always everybody’s first choice of treatment. Often, people who have suffered injuries and people with chronic pain or restricted mobility prefer surgery to physical therapy, believing that surgery is a faster and more effective way to treat the problem.

The benifits of Physical Therapy: Physical Therapy helps manage pain, can prevent injuries, improves mobility and balance, can help you recover from a stroke, can help maximize your movement, can help manage heart and lung disease, can help regain original capabilties.

Please take a look on the following link:

https://www.movementforlife.com/blog/top-5-key-benefits-of-physical-therapy.php

Alao you can see the attached article, which entitled : Benefits of exercise therapy for chronic diseases. by: U M Kujala. Br J Sports Med. 2006 Jan; 40(1): 3–4. It may be useful.

Article Benefits of exercise therapy for chronic diseases

Certainly yes

https://www.burke.org/blog/2015/10/10-reasons-why-physical-therapy-is-beneficial/58

Best Regards Wesam Salah Ibrahim

Certainly