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My creative protein is 4.65. i am 34 but sedentary. huge family history of cardiac issues. what should i do?
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C reactive protein: C reactive protein is just one 'risk factor' for coronary artery disease. You should get at least half an hour of aerobic exercise daily, not smoke, use the Meditteranean diet and get checked for other risk factors and deal with the risk factors that are identified.
Answered 5/22/2015
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