Real Proof that Diet and Exercise Can Keep You from Dying
Written by Rivak E. Hoffman BS NSCA-CPT
Today,I just read the greatest article! I found the preliminary abstract in the journal of Clinical Oncology. It discussed a recently concluded study done at the University of Califo
ia San Diego where I worked for 7 years, as a clinical research associate in Ophthalmology, prior to becoming a Personal Trainer.
The study involved 1,490 women who were diagnosed with breast cancer between 1991 and 2000. After the women were treated with chemotherapy and became cancer free, researchers tracked their daily habits for 11 years. The study showed that the death rate for women who consumed a high fiber diet and engaged in high physical activity was 44% lower than their counterparts who ate little fiber and barely exercised. Exercise was defined as brisk walk for at least 30- 45 minutes daily.
This study is important because this is the first time research has suggested that physical activity and sound nutrition can negate the obesity factor which is linked to breast cancer. Researchers concluded that both diet and exercise must be done together. Here are some interesting facts about breast cancer.nn* An estimated 178,000 women in the US will be diagnosed with breast cancer this year.nn* Annually, about 40,000 women in America die from breast cancer.nn* Women between the age of 45 and 74 face the highest risk of getting breast cancer.
So ladies the ball is in your court. Live long and prosper or feel the rath. The research is definitive and now a published fact. You have choices and options in life to improve its quality. For more information on how to implement life saving fitness training into your busy lives, contact Somagenesis San Diego Personal Trainers at 760-271-3064 for your complimentary health and fitness assessment. We ARE the experts on health, fitness and lifestyle management.
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About the Author
18 years tenure as a board certified medical professional in General Medicine and Neuro-Ophthalmology gives me the expertise to analyze and evaluate metabolic and systemic medical factors that often complicate weight loss, weight gain, and metabolic problems. These factors seriously complicate the ability to lose weight, and most trainers do not have the knowledge to solve these dilemmas.
With my diverse background in both medicine and as a personal trainer, I can create a healthy, strong, high performance body, which will look awesome and perform to higher levels. My unique style as a fitness instructor coupled with my medical knowledge allows me to methodically design a safe, effective, and productive exercise program to suit your goals.
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