Exercise & Fibromyalgia: Theory, Research and Applications

This book represents an essential resource for health professionals, researchers, and kinesiologists interested in fibromyalgia syndrome. Through a detailed and scientifically rigorous analysis, the book explores the clinical framework, epidemiology, etiopathogenesis, and symptomatology of fibromyalgia. The crucial role of physical activity adapted as a non-pharmacological treatment is also explored, highlighting the benefits on pain neuromodulation, physical abilities, and psychophysical wellbeing. Specific exercise protocols and exercise prescription guidelines offer practical tools to improve patient's quality of life. An indispensable work for those who wish to integrate innovative and non-pharmacological evidence-based strategies in the management of fibromyalgia.