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Heart Health offers a comprehensive guide to understanding and maintaining cardiovascular health as we age. It emphasizes that heart disease is a leading cause of mortality, but proactive lifestyle choices can significantly mitigate age-related decline. The book uniquely blends biology, nutrition, and exercise physiology to provide a holistic perspective.
It highlights the importance of understanding how the heart and blood vessels change with age, such as the stiffening of arteries, and how these changes impact overall cardiovascular function.
The book explores the impact of modifiable risk factors like diet and exercise. For example, it details how dietary patterns like the Mediterranean and DASH diets support heart health, offering practical ways to incorporate these principles into daily life. It also provides tailored exercise recommendations for different age groups and fitness levels.
Progressing from basic cardiovascular physiology to advanced interventions, Heart Health empowers readers to assess individual risk factors and implement actionable strategies for a healthier heart.
© 2025 Publifye (E-bog): 9788235243126
Oversættere: AI
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E-bog: 12. marts 2025
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