08/29/2025
Movement makes a big difference in breast cancer- join us for yoga today! On RHT, you will also find classes led by a leading international exper on Exercise Oncology Dr. Schmitz and a class by Dr. Arash Asher of Cedars Sinai on the Exercise Prescription for Optimal Cancer Survivorship. You will also find a whole movement section with the Johns Hopkins Breast Cancer exercise program and our favorite qigong from Jennifer Golden, yoga and more. 💗
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Every Move Transforms You at the Molecular Level
New research has revealed a stunning truth about exercise: it doesn’t just strengthen muscles or improve cardiovascular health, it transforms all 19 organs in your body at the molecular level. From your heart and lungs to your liver, kidneys, and even your brain, physical activity triggers changes that optimize function, resilience, and overall health.
Exercise influences gene expression, protein production, and cellular processes across organs. This means your body’s molecular machinery adapts in response to movement, improving energy metabolism, enhancing immune function, and reducing inflammation. Essentially, every workout communicates with your body’s systems, teaching them to work more efficiently and resist disease.
The benefits extend far beyond the visible. While you may notice stronger muscles or better endurance, deep inside your organs, exercise is strengthening connections, repairing cells, and fine-tuning biological pathways. This holistic transformation explains why regular physical activity is linked to lower risks of chronic diseases, improved mental health, and longer lifespans.
Understanding exercise at this molecular level emphasizes that no part of your body is left untouched. Every step, lift, or stretch contributes to a silent but profound remodeling, making movement one of the most powerful tools for longevity and wellbeing.
