Your slow move turns to your heart's disease
Have you ever noticed your move? Do you think you move more slowly than you need. It may be that they point to a disease. In a research, it has been revealed that people who run slow movements compared to normal speed are at risk of heart disease.
Tom Yates, the chief researcher at the University of Leicester, says that this study was meant to see among those people that some people say they slow down, move at a moderate pace or faster. It was to find out what such people are at risk of heart disease or cancer death in the future.
This study was done between 4,20,727 people who were free from cancer or heart disease. It was found in 6.3 years that approximately 8,598 people died. Out of these 1,654 heart diseases, then 4,850 people died from cancer.
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