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The relationship between baseline blood pressure and magnitude of postexercise hypotension.

Pescatello et al. [1] examined the influence of exercise intensity on postexercise hypotension. We congratulate the authors for highlighting the fact that clinically important and prolonged reductions in blood pressure can result from a relatively light exercise intensity and agree with comments made in the accompanying Editorial [2] that a single bout of exercise may be a useful adjunct to the treatment of hypertensive patients.