A healthy diet and exercise is the secret to longevity. Many people believe a balanced diet alone can keep you healthy! But the truth is, exercise is just as important to your health. A study reveals that surviving cancer patients who exercise have a 50% reduced risk of dying of other related diseases or other forms of cancer!
This means,
cancer survivours have an incredibly high risk of developing secondary cancers.
But there’s ways you can reduce your risk!
And it’s as simple as exercise
Cancer survivours who exercise live longer and reduce their risk of other forms of disease
Comments on the story, which broken in the
DailyMail.co.uk, showed many sceptics saying it’s obvious! Exercise is important to everyone, so this is hardly news…
But
the study the info comes from also reveals something more important:
Cancer survivours have a higher risk of developing other cancers even though they’ve beaten one! They also have a higher risk of
heart disease following their treatment.
So, if you’re a survivor, you can lower your risk of getting other types of cancers by 38% simply by getting enough exercise. And you’ll also be almost 50% less likely to die of
heart disease if you’re exercising regularly too!
Exercise helps to prevent cancer overall, and prolongs your life if you’re a cancer survivour
But you need to continue to exercise despite doctors clearing you of cancer after your treatment. Getting the right amount of exercise your body needs per week can have significant benefits to your health and help you live long and healthy despite having already had cancer once before!
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