higher levels of exercise capacity, but not omega-3 fatty acid consumption, were…
higher levels of exercise capacity, but not omega-3 fatty acid consumption, were associated with lower coronary artery calcium (CAC) scores 30 months later in individuals with a mean age of 64.0 years. “The association of higher METs (metabolic equivalents of task) with lower CAC scores in both women and men supports recommending exercise to maximize … Read morehigher levels of exercise capacity, but not omega-3 fatty acid consumption, were…