A recent study showed that more women under the age of 45 are having heart disease (even more than men), and medical officials aren’t certain what is to blame.

The usual suspects have been referenced: obesity and unhealthy lifestyle habits, but there is no clear reply yet. Is that the start of a shocking new trend? Hopefully not.

It’s been said many, many times that the foods Americans eat everyday (and the lack of physical exercise) will spiral into an untenable health crisis in the next few decades. Could that new study be a precursor of things to come in that arena?

Think about that the next day you find yourself

staring down that double cheeseburger or sitting on the sofa as a zombie to hours pf television programming. What changes will you construct come the new year?

Original post by Brian White

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