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    When the physician and psychiatrist Leonard Schwartz surveyed his life at middle-age, he was not particularly happy with the state of himself as a physical specimen. Decades of smoking, overwork, and living a sedentary lifestyle had left him with high blood pressure, chronic back pain, and a generally subpar level of energy.

    Doing strength training exercises at least two days a week is a great way to support your cardiovascular health. For starters, adding muscle mass benefits your heart by helping your body burn more fat and better regulate both your blood sugar and blood pressure.