Question

Q. 1. Read the following passage and write a summary.




Modern life really does kill. A remote tribe living deep in the Amazon was found to have the

healthiest arteries ever studied. A new study estimates that an 80 year old from the Tsimane has the

same vascular age as an American in his mid fifties. Heart rate, blood pressure, cholesterol and blood

glucose were much lower, probably as result of the tribe’s lifestyle, according to researchers.

The indigenous Tsimane people, who lived in the Bolivian Amazon, have the lowest reported

level of vascular aging for any population. Hardening of the arteries, known as coronary

atherosclerosis, which lead to coronary heart disease and agina, is five times less common than in the

US, according to the research published in the Lancet. Unlike people in the first world, the Tsimane

survive on a diet low in saturated fats and high in non- processed foods. The researches suggest that

the loss of subsistence diets, and the life styles cin modern society could be classed as a new risk

factor for heart disease.

Although the Tsimane life style is very different from that of modern society, researches suggest

that some elements of it are ‘transferable’ and could help to reduce the risk of heart disease. Write its summary​​

Answer 1

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World healthiest heart ❤️ found.

In The research of scientist it was found that Tsimane ,a remote tribe of the Bolivian Amazon , have the healthiest arteries ever .Coronary atherosclerosis in the Tsimane is five times less common than in the US. An 80 year old from Tsimane has the same vascular age as an American in his mid -fifties. This is may because the Tsimane survive on low diet in saturated fats and high in non- processed foods . Modern lifestyles as well as loss of Subsistence diets are new risk factors for heart disease.However we can learn from Tsimane tribe that how to reduce risk of heart disease .

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Answer 2

Researchers discovered the Tsimane people of the Amazon have almost no risk of serious heart disease due to diet and physical activity level.

You may not walk like an Egyptian, but you might want to eat like a Tsimane.

A study published in March in The Lancet says the forager-horticulturist tribe in South America has the lowest reported levels of vascular aging of any population on Earth.