Umm...theres actually a fuck ton of evidence for JUST that.No, being SKINNY is 25% exercise, 75 percent diet. There's no evidence that being skinny is more healthy than being fat, or that skinny people live longer or more healthily.Being healthy is 25% exercise, 75% diet. Thats probably why.Probably because you were exercising.CDC is wrong. My blood pressure and triglycerides both improved when I lost weight.
Exercise DOES matter.
It certainly does.
I will tell you, though, that there are 8-10 of us at work who've all gone on various diets or lifestyle changes and lifestyle changes since the beginning of the year, and we've all lost weight and we've all improved our biometrics to some extent.
I have cycled 25-35 miles a week for the better part of the last decade, and have stepped it up even more recently, but whenever I've focused on eating better - and less - I've seen my blood pressure decline significantly from pre-hypertension levels to normal.
Sowwy.
For example, men holding excess weight n their stomachs greatly increase their risk for heart attacks and heart disease.
Do you need more, or no?
Would it all be lost on you?