Too Much Sitting May Up Heart Disease Risk in Aging Women

Sitting for long periods may increase the risk of developing heart disease in aging women. So, break the sedentary habit and move more to keep your heart healthy.

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Sitting for long hours can put aging women at a higher risk of developing heart disease. Sit Less to Save Your Heart.

Too Much Sitting May Up Heart Disease Risk in Aging Women

Is too much sitting bad for your heart? Yes, sitting for long periods can put aging women at a higher risk of developing heart disease. So, sit less and move more to boost your heart health. Read More

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