Avoid Extreme Exercise

Extreme exercise can lead to a range of cardiovascular issues, including elevated heart rates, arrhythmias, and increased risk of heart injury. While regular physical activity is essential for heart health, excessive intensity or duration can strain the cardiovascular system and lead to overtraining. This may result in fatigue and increased stress hormones, adversely affecting heart function. Instead, moderate, consistent exercise—like walking, cycling, or swimming—is more beneficial for long-term cardiovascular health. Such activities improve heart efficiency, reduce blood pressure, and lower cholesterol levels without the risks associated with extreme workouts, promoting overall well-being and sustainability in fitness routines.
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