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Date Posted: 11:40:55 06/15/04 Tue
Author: J.R.Smith,c.f.t.,s.p.n.,s.s.c.
Subject: Exercise, fish oil help keep heart healthy

Exercise, fish oil help keep heart healthy


United Press International

Thursday, June 10, 2004



COLUMBIA, Mo., Jun 10, 2004 (United Press International via COMTEX) -- Prolonged exercise and taking a fish oil supplement decrease a condition that leads to heart disease, U.S. researchers have found.

Atherosclerosis, a partial blockage of the arteries, is a primary cause of heart disease. A leading contributor to this condition is fat in the bloodstream, known as triglycerides.

Researchers at the University of Missouri-Columbia discovered that after study subjects ate fatty meals, those who engaged in long aerobic exercise had muscle cells that quickly broke down triglycerides. Taking a fish oil supplement also helped keep triglyceride levels down, researchers said.

The triglyceride levels of participants who took the supplement before a fatty meal were reduced by 38 percent. Those who took the supplement and also participated in prolonged exercise reduced their triglyceride levels by 50 percent.

Researchers hope the data can help minimize the reliance on drugs to treat people with heart disease

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