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Cardiovascular disease questions?
ls i have a project on cardiovascular disease and I have questions for you all. Also, if Please list your sources so you can see and learn more about the answer I gave to each question 1. What factors or things increase your risk of disease, cardiovascular diseases? Why? 2. foods that increase the risk of cardiovascular disease? How? Why? 3. How can one age and gender influence the risk? Why? What other factors thousand and one things that can increase your risk? Why? 4.What are the factors and things can reduce the risks? Why? 5. How exercise benefits the heart? Why? 6. What are the roles of HDL in reducing Risk? 7. How can increase HDL? THANKX !!!!!!!!!!!!!! thankx guys I leave you until it expires, which contributes much
1) Sedentary lifestyle (lack of exercise) and poor diet, particularly rich in saturated fats. High cholesterol. Excess alcohol and tobacco snuff. Certain diseases. Family history of premature heart disease / cholesterol. 2) The red meat because it is rich in saturated fat increases blood cholesterol, which can lead to arteriosclerosis (hardening of the arteries) 3) Men are more likely to suffer cardiovascular events than women and women have the hormone estrogen, which is cardio-protective, even after menopause in cases of convergence of cardiovascular events with IAS same men. Some ethnic groups and diseases such as diabetes also increase the risk Heart Disease 4) Eat a diet low in salt and saturated fat, exercising, not smoking, reducing alcohol, stay as close to your ideal weight as possible, eat lots of fruits and vegetables and try to eat at least 3 servings of fish oil for 5 WEEL) The heart is a muscle and like other muscles, they become bigger and stronger through physical activity – exercise especially cardio-vascular diseases such as walking, swimming and dancing – it works the heart and lungs. The stronger and bigger your heart, the slower it must work to pump blood efficiently throughout the body. This puts less strain on your heart, leading a cardiovascular system healthier and more relaxed. 7) exercise increases HDL cholesterol.