According to the American Institute for Cancer Research and the World Cancer Research Fund, weight management, exercise, and proper nutrition are keys to reducing your risk of cancer. And the earlier in life you adopt these practices, the better. Research also proves that exercise can help you cope with cancer treatment as well.
In addition, high levels of physical activity reduce cancer mortality rates by 38%. In a nine-year study, 7,735 high-fit middle-aged men enjoyed a lower risk of death from cancer than men who weren’t fit. The fitness levels were measured by resting heart rate.
According to the American Institute for Cancer Research and the
World Cancer Research Fund, weight management, exercise, and proper
nutrition are keys to reducing your risk of cancer. And the earlier
in life you adopt these practices, the better....
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According to the American Institute for Cancer Research and the World Cancer Research Fund, weight management, exercise, and proper nutrition are keys to reducing your risk of cancer. And the earlier in life you adopt these practices, the better. Research also proves that exercise can help you cope with cancer treatment as well.
