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iNFO.............What you can do to reduce the risk of stroke?         


Author: eric3266
Date: Feb 8, 2008 04:47

What you can do to reduce the risk of stroke?

a.. Become more physically active. Exercising helps to lower blood pressure
(high blood pressure is the single biggest risk factor for stroke), controls
weight, helps create a healthy balance of blood fats and improves your
body's ability to handle insulin. Aim to do some kind of moderate physical
activity for 30 minutes for at least five days of the week.

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a.. Eat a healthy diet. Fresh fruit and vegetables are rich sources of
antioxidant vitamins and minerals, which research has found, reduces the
risk of stroke. A high consumption of salt has been linked to high blood
pressure, while too much saturated fat can lead to atherosclerosis (furring
of the arteries).

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a.. Stay a healthy weight. Being overweight is a risk of a stroke.

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a.. Don't smoke. Smoking increases your risk of stroke because it causes
atherosclerosis (furring of the arteries) and makes the blood more likely to
clot.

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Re: iNFO.............What you can do to reduce the risk of stroke?         


Author: Pelandok
Date: Feb 8, 2008 16:27

Organic minerals from fruits. Salt is an inorganic mineral.
>
> a.. Eat a healthy diet. Fresh fruit and vegetables are rich sources of
> antioxidant vitamins and minerals, which research has found, reduces the
> risk of stroke. A high consumption of salt has been linked to high blood
> pressure, while too much saturated fat can lead to atherosclerosis (furring
> of the arteries).
>
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