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By palysia | Feb 09, 2011

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cardiovascular system

describe the changes during exercise

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brice1967

Feb 09, 2011

That is very vague... what changes are you speaking of? Im no doctor, but there are changes within all of the body's chemistry during exercise. The muscles are working, the respiratory system is working harder becoming stronger, the brain is releasing all kinds of chemicals.... over all, our health is improving to some extent with exercise.

nnelg101

Feb 11, 2011

hahaha... sounds like someone wants an easy answer... i suggest you "search" for it...

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