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Friday, April 10, 2015
Which Is Better For You? Diet or Exercise? The Answer....It Depends!
"If you had to focus on one nutrient that would lower your heart disease risk, it would be omega-3 fatty acids," says William Harris, Ph.D., director of the cardiovascular health research center at the University of South Dakota. In studies, omega-3s from oily fish lower heart disease risk by up to 64 percent. That said, working out does strengthen your cardiovascular system."
Get Fit: Diet vs. Exercise Women'sHealth (4 April 2014) by Paige Greenfield. http://www.womenshealthmag.com/health/exercise-and-diet
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