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Effect of Exercise and Diet on Inflammation in Hypertensive Individuals
In addition to high blood pressure, hypertension is characterized by inflammation, which is the body's response to injury or infection. Inflammation has been found to cause plaque formation on artery walls. This study will compare the effect of an exercise program versus a combined exercise and diet program on reducing inflammation in hypertensive individuals.
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