This work explores the mechanisms of exercise and their effects on the human body, detailing the physiological responses of different systems to various types of physical activity. The author provides a thorough overview of the subject, drawing on contemporary studies and his own investigations to shed light on the complex interplay of organs and processes that underlie the experience of exercise.

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