The evidence is convergent. Multiple independent sources reach the same conclusion, the underlying mechanism is well-characterized, and even the field's most cautious voices treat it as worth doing.
looking at you know other data where exercises is being prescribed to to patients and it is beneficial with respect to their cancer metastasis reduction and also mortality reduction you know like 50 mortality reduction you know versus recurrence as well
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These results support exercise as a meaningful approach to enhance longevity after cancer treatment and add to a growing body of literature that exercise plays an important role at every step in the cancer continuum.
there's a lot of mechanisms by which exercise can you know dampen cancer metastasis can um improve cancer outcomes
then it would seem silly for someone who is has been diagnosed has been treated for cancer to not be just moving like their life dependent on it right exercising as much as possible because it seems like that would be your best bet for uh reducing the cancer metastasis and and ensuring that these circulating tumor cells do not go and take Camp into another organ