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Most people with this heart condition can and should exercise, but check with your provider to see what (and how much) is safe for you
A high intake of sugar can cause an increase in ‘bad’ cholesterol and a decrease in ‘good’ cholesterol
Living with this rare cardiac condition is easier than it used to be, thanks to new treatments, clinical trials and a strong support network
Medication, exercise and diet changes can all help
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Research points to an association between the health of your gums and cardiovascular disease
Research shows a strong association between rheumatoid arthritis and heart issues
Cut back on foods made with added sugars, trans fats, refined carbs, omega-6 fatty acids and processed meats
Eating more natural, whole foods can lower your risk of heart and cardiovascular diseases
They’re rarely cause for concern, but you should still talk to a healthcare provider about your symptoms
Knowing what you can do to prevent or manage heart disease is half the battle
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