London: (RightNow) A British study has revealed the remarkable effects of exercise on the heart. Researchers at the University of Bristol have found that exercise alters the structure of heart muscles, which control heart functions.

According to the study, aerobic exercises lead to changes in heart cells, aiding in regulating heart activities. Experiments on mice showed positive results.

Researchers state that aerobic exercise affects both sides of the heart differently. The number of cells increases more in the right side compared to the left.

It is clear that exercise does not have a uniform effect on heart muscles but brings different changes to both sides. The study suggests that moderate exercise is beneficial for heart health.

It is noteworthy that the results of this study have been published in the Journal of Autonomic Neuroscience. Further research on humans is being planned.