Andrew Huberman· PhD
So they lost weight. They decreased their systolic blood pressure by about 10 points on average. And they started feeling better about themselves, their bodies and their work, not surprisingly.
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So they lost weight. They decreased their systolic blood pressure by about 10 points on average. And they started feeling better about themselves, their bodies and their work, not surprisingly.
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nevertheless the group that changed their mind and now saw their work as exercise lost weight there was a change in waist to hip ratio body mass index and their blood pressure came down remarkable