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Resistance exercise training increases muscle strength, endurance, and blood flow in patients with chronic heart failure.

D L Hare, T M Ryan, S E Selig, A M Pellizzer, T V Wrigley, H Krum
American Journal of Cardiology 1999 June 16
Resistance exercise training was well tolerated in patients with stable, chronic heart failure, resulting in increased strength and endurance, and lower oxygen consumption at submaximum workloads but no improvement in VO2peak. There was also a significant increase in basal forearm blood flow following this form of exercise training.

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