Why lifting weights is good for your heart👇
• Improves blood pressure: Strength training helps lower blood pressure over time by strengthening the heart and improving circulation.
• Boosts heart efficiency: Increases the heart’s ability to pump blood effectively, reducing strain on the cardiovascular system.
• Reduces bad cholesterol: Helps lower LDL cholesterol and raise HDL cholesterol, promoting healthier arteries.
• Manages weight: Builds muscle, increases metabolism, and supports weight control, reducing heart disease risk.
• Decreases inflammation: Regular weightlifting reduces chronic inflammation, a major contributor to heart disease.
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