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Limit TV to One Hour to Slash Heart Disease Risk

3/13/2025

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A groundbreaking study in the Journal of the American Heart Association reveals that capping TV time to just one hour a day can dramatically lower heart disease risk, particularly for those with a genetic tendency toward Type 2 diabetes. In stark contrast, indulging in over two hours of screen time raises cardiovascular disease risk by 12%, highlighting the importance of mindful viewing habits.

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A groundbreaking study in the Journal of the American Heart Association reveals that capping TV time to just one hour a day can dramatically lower heart disease risk, particularly for those with a genetic tendency toward Type 2 diabetes. In stark contrast, indulging in over two hours of screen time raises cardiovascular disease risk by 12%, highlighting the importance of mindful viewing habits.