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“These results were dose-dependent, meaning that the reduction in disease risk increased as the length of breastfeeding increased, but only up to 12 months. Additional long-term data are needed to determine if breastfeeding longer than 12 months provides additional cardiovascular disease risk-lowering benefits.”

“Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer worldwide, claiming the lives of nearly 18 million people each year. Health experts estimate that more than 75 percent of all cardiovascular diseases are preventable through healthy lifestyle habits.”

“Investigators reviewed the molecular, clinical, and epidemiological evidence for the effects of omega-3s on cardiovascular disease. Omega-3 fatty acids cannot be produced by the body and must be consumed in the diet.”

“The findings from this small study suggest that pink noise promotes deep sleep, driving improvements in cardiovascular function. Other evidence suggests that deep sleep provides a homeostatic recalibration of blood pressure, further supporting cardiovascular health.”

“These findings suggest that higher muscle fat content increases the risk of major cardiovascular events. Evidence suggests that exercise reduces muscle fat content, potentially explaining how exercise reduces cardiovascular risks.”

“It is the primary cause of death among people living the United States. Findings from a recent study suggest that glucosamine reduces risk of premature death from all causes as well as cardiovascular diseases. Glucosamine is a structural component of cartilage.”

“Nearly 1.3 billion people worldwide have high blood pressure, the primary risk factor for cardiovascular disease-related death. However, findings from a recent study suggest that greater cardiorespiratory fitness offsets some of the risks associated with having high blood pressure.”

“Evidence suggests that time-restricted eating improves cognitive function, supports weight loss, and reduces systemic inflammation. Findings from a recent review and meta-analysis suggest that time-restricted eating also reduces the risk of cardiovascular disease.”

“Cardiovascular disease – a broad category of conditions that includes coronary artery disease, stroke, and hypertension – is the leading cause of death worldwide, claiming the lives of roughly 18 million people each year.”

“Running, in particular, is associated with improved aerobic fitness and cardiovascular function. A recent meta-analysis found that running, even for short periods, reduced the risk of mortality from all causes, especially cardiovascular- and cancer-related deaths.”