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Lifestyle changes can benefit those with Syndrome X ? a condition which can otherwise raise the risk of heart disease.
There is increasing concern over Syndrome X ? sometimes also known as metabolic syndrome ? where people have high cholesterol, high blood pressure and insulin resistance. Having Syndrome X greatly increases the chance of heart disease, according to research.
Drugs can be prescribed for Syndrome X but, so far, they have not been found to be very effective. So researchers at Duke University in the US have been looking at the impact of lifestyle change on Syndrome X. A group of 53 participants were assigned to either exercise alone, exercise plus a weight loss program, or their usual lifestyle.
http://www.newsfix.ca/2013/05/08/exercise-weight-loss-help-with-syndrome-x/
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There is increasing concern over Syndrome X ? sometimes also known as metabolic syndrome ? where people have high cholesterol, high blood pressure and insulin resistance. Having Syndrome X greatly increases the chance of heart disease, according to research.
Drugs can be prescribed for Syndrome X but, so far, they have not been found to be very effective. So researchers at Duke University in the US have been looking at the impact of lifestyle change on Syndrome X. A group of 53 participants were assigned to either exercise alone, exercise plus a weight loss program, or their usual lifestyle.
http://www.newsfix.ca/2013/05/08/exercise-weight-loss-help-with-syndrome-x/
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