No: Not if an exercise program is undertaken in conjunction with your doctor.
Answered 7/6/2012
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Yes, Work on Issues: Plaque ruptures shedding debris & inducing clots are what drive cardiovascular events; why the problem does not show well on angiograms; much less stress tests (really blind to problem). Exercise increases pulse pressure; artery stretching & relaxing with each heart beat, thus ↑ing frequency of plaque ruptures. Yet most don't do enough damage to produce obvious symptoms. √ my answers on ds drivers.
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