Which of the following is NOT a physiological benefit of regular physical activity? a. Decreased anxiety and depression b. Improved lipid profile c. Improved glucose control d. Increased diastolic blood

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Which of the following is NOT a physiological benefit of regular physical activity?

a. Decreased anxiety and depression
b. Improved lipid profile
c. Improved glucose control
d. Increased diastolic blood pressure

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The best answer would be decreased anxiety and depression

Pete Skomoroch answered Dec 25, 2020

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