How great health improvements can be seen

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Question: Arnold returns from his walk with his mind wrapped up in his quest to lose weight. After logging into the doctor's patient portal to records his walk, he decides to skip ahead to the next day's homework. The next homework assignment is to read an article and do some math. The article discusses how great health improvements can be seen with as little as a maintained 5% weight loss. Which of the following is NOT one of the benefits Arnold may experience if he loses 5% of his current body weight?

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