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The Effect of High-Intensity Interval Training Program Along with Consumption of Achillia millefolium on Blood Triglyceride on Non-Athlete Women

Abstract: High levels of triglyceride in the body lead to increased triglyceride levels in the blood and fat storage and therefore cause obesity. This state, also known as "hypertriglyceridemia," is also associated with an increased risk of other diseases such as cardiovascular disease. Medicinal plants such as Achillia and aerobic exercise, each had desirable effects on reducing levels of harmful blood lipids. It seems that exercise in sync with Achillia

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