An article published in the Journal of the American Medical Association says that being fit and slightly overweight still carries lower mortality risk than being normal weight but out of condition. A lower fitness level independently contributes to a higher mortality risk, regardless of all other factors. Read the full article here:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22102233/
Update: a full article link was reported in late January with a link to the article here: http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/569106?sssdmh=dm1.333434&src=nldne
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- Deidre
- Welcome to the Health Highway! I'd like to tell you a tale of two journeys: the long road back from Chronic Fatigue which led to years of frustration and despair on infertility treatment to have our first son. The second journey was a two year adventure of health and healing, full of fun and excitement which led to the lovely and unexpected arrival of our second son. Read my story. Which journey would you choose? Through this blog I want to reach out to help anyone who is trying to juggle demanding careers, their roles as carers, their relationship with their own health. What journey are you on? Do you want to fast track your success? Contact me, JOIN ME and together we can make a difference.
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