Peter Attia· MD
certain athletes you know who exercise a lot so very high degrees of cardiorespiratory Fitness might have a higher frequency of coronary calcification
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certain athletes you know who exercise a lot so very high degrees of cardiorespiratory Fitness might have a higher frequency of coronary calcification
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in say patients with a bicuspid aortic valve that people who exercise at extreme levels do appear to have an increased rate of calcification of that valve