... . (Boggs) There are a lot of diseases that are harmful to women besides lung and breast cancers that are major risk from smoking. Short terms problems include nicotine addiction, respiratory problems, coronary artery disease, dental problems, mental health effects, health damaging behaviors, negative effects on quality of life etc. Also, long-term effects include cancer, cardiovascular and respiratory disease, reproductive health, and children ... ...

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... at Ball State University. He analyzed data collected from a group of men, which included runners. Mitchell Whaley found that "individuals with low aerobic capacity have a higher risk of developing premature coronary artery decease that those who were more fit."(47) The article also talks about Martha L. Slattery, Ph.D., from the University of Utah Medical School. Maria Slattery also found that running is ... ...

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... 5- to 10-year-old children already have 1 associated biochemical or clinical cardiovascular risk factor". Other problems that show up in adults include: diabetes, high blood cholesterol levels, high blood pressure, coronary artery disease, gallbladder disease, or osteoarthritis. Almost 40% of obese people have 2 or more of these problems. All the statistics here were gotten from Koplan's essay entitled "Caloric Imbalance and Public ... ...

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... particles (RLP) in the higher CHO diet compared to the diet higher in unsaturated fat. All of these changes in blood lipids have been associated with an increased risk of coronary artery disease (CAD) in epidemiological studies of Canadians. The pros to eating an increase in carbohydrates is improved cholesterol levels, lower blood pressure, more energy and stamina, weight loss and improves ... ...

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