Being active increases heart attack survival by up to 45% (exercise, vitamin, healthy)

[Diesel350z]

For those of you that don’t believe that physical activity is important:

The study concentrated on heart attacks that were instantly fatal or caused death within 28 days of their occurrence. Of the participants, 17.7% died within 28 days of a heart attack, and 62.3% died instantly. Compared to their sedentary counterparts, participants who reported a moderate activity level had a 33% higher survival rate, and those with high levels of activity had a 45% higher survival rate. The difference between sedentary and low activity was statistically inconclusive.

https://www.universal-sci.com/articl...sical-activity

[Parnassia]

Who here doesn't believe physical activity is important?

Seems like sort of a no-brainer OP.

[Rom623]

Good info

Try to find a multivitamin with K2 to get calcium out of your arteries

Keep healthy fibrin levels with natto(thins the bloods)

Collagen melts plaque, type 1&3 powder, almost tasteless.
Time release vitamin C will also help, solaray is one example.

[Diesel350z]

Originally Posted by Parnassia

Who here doesn't believe physical activity is important?

Seems like sort of a no-brainer OP.

There are a few on here that believe that exercise has no benefits but I don’t want to call anyone out.

[fluffythewondercat]

Originally Posted by Diesel350z

For those of you that don’t believe that physical activity is important:

The study concentrated on heart attacks that were instantly fatal or caused death within 28 days of their occurrence. Of the participants, 17.7% died within 28 days of a heart attack, and 62.3% died instantly. Compared to their sedentary counterparts, participants who reported a moderate activity level had a 33% higher survival rate, and those with high levels of activity had a 45% higher survival rate.

Of course, the ones who didn't survive were mum on the subject.