Oathealth Podcast Episode 12
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Episode #12, August 10, 2009
Show Notes
News:
“Study shows monkeys under long term stress put on belly fat, get heart disease”
- Fairly expected outcome
- Monkeys were fed a standard American diet
- Many health benefits suffered under these circumstances
To view an article about the study, see here.
Research
“Beyond established and novel risk factors: Lifestyle risk factors for cardiovascular disease”
- Lifestyle choices seem to be the most outstanding factor in likelihood of heart disease
- Genetics seem to play a relatively small role when compared to lifestyle
- Drugs are generally not enough to safely and effective maintain good health
To read more information on this study, see here.
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February 2nd, 2010 at 5:50 am
Been searching for information just like this thanks for getting it out there.