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Exercise tips to help
lower your trig level
Talk to your doctor about how changes to your exercise routine may help lower your trigs to a more healthy level. These changes may also help improve your cholesterol levels:
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Get at least 30 minutes of moderate-intensity
physical activity on five or more days each week.
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Be sure you talk to your doctor before you begin
a physical activity program.
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Choose activities that you enjoy, and vary them.
Wear comfortable clothing. Find a convenient time
and place, and then turn it into a healthy habit.
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There are many forms of daily exercise.
Here are a few:
Calories burned per hour by
activity
and person’s weight
Bicycling
12 mph |
Moderate |
270 |
410 |
534 |
Running
5.5 mph |
Vigorous |
440 |
660 |
962 |
Swimming
25 yds/min |
Moderate |
185 |
275 |
358 |
Tennis
Singles |
Vigorous |
265 |
400 |
535 |
Walking
3 mph |
Moderate |
210 |
320 |
416 |
Walking
4.5 mph |
Vigorous |
295 |
440 |
572 |
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