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Old 01-04-14, 08:45 AM
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Originally Posted by wolfchild
I don't think it was meat and potatoes that caused him to have heart disease. I think it was too much marathon running...Marathon running is not healthy. The very first marathon runner died soon after he finished his run. Short intense exercise routine is a lot healthier then long hours of cardio and endurance. I am not against cardio, I do cardio, but what I am saying is keep it short and don't over do it. Too much exercise creates a lot of toxins and free radicals in the body. Marathon runners are not a good example of health and fitness they look like a bunch of dried up sticks.
Agreed. It's preferable to see the typical north american fattie than someone with low bodyfat.

So your theory is the free radicals are clogging Dave's arteries?
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