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5 Heart Facts That May Surprise You | Johns Hopkins Medicine
Arteries are only about 4 millimeters in diameter. “It doesn’t take too much of those fatty, greasy <b>foods</b> over the period of a decade or two to start</b> ...
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Fight Inflammation to Help Prevent Heart Disease
Increase activity: Exercising for as little as 20 minutes a day can decrease inflammation. You don’t have to do an intense sweat session: Moderate workouts, such</b> ...
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The Truth About Heart Vitamins and Supplements
Johns Hopkins researchers (including Miller) reviewed randomized clinical trials involving hundreds of thousands of subjects, in which some were given vitamins and</b> ...
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How to Make a Healthy Smoothie | Johns Hopkins Medicine
1 frozen or fresh banana. 1 scoop of vanilla or chocolate protein powder. ½ cup of vanilla Greek yogurt (or vanilla coconut yogurt as a dairy alternative) 1 cup of</b> ...
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Low Sodium Diet and Lifestyle Changes for High Blood Pressure
If you have high blood pressure, Stathos says reducing sodium with a low sodium <b>diet</b> is a priority. Some sodium is necessary for <b>health</b>, but not</b> ...
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Alcohol and Heart Health: Separating Fact from Fiction
Similarly, red wine drinkers might be more likely to eat a <b>heart</b>-<b>healthy</b> <b>diet</b>. There is some evidence that moderate amounts of alcohol might</b> ...
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Maintaining Heart Health | Johns Hopkins Medicine
Lifestyle factors that affect the <b>heart</b> include smoking, body mass index (BMI) management, stress control and <b>diet</b> management. Adequate sleep and</b> ...
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Weight Loss and Diet | Johns Hopkins Medicine
443-997-0270 Maryland. 855-695-4872 Outside of Maryland. +1-410-502-7683 International. Obesity plays a role in many of the risk factors that lead to <b>heart</b></b> ...
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GERD Diet: Foods That Help with Acid Reflux (Heartburn)
High-fiber <b>foods</b>. Fibrous <b>foods</b> make you feel full so you're less likely to overeat, which may contribute to heartburn. So, load up on</b> ...
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5 Spices with Healthy Benefits | Johns Hopkins Medicine
Heat the olive oil in a large sauté pan. Sprinkle the chicken with salt (if desired) and pepper and add to the pan. Brown each side of the chicken. Add the</b> ...
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