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Here are 6 simple lifestyle changes that reduce heart attack and stroke risk. Pick one or wo at a time and keep going.

Eat more fish, vegetables, and nuts; less meat and butter.

 

Quit smoking.

 

Exercise regularly.  An easy way to get started is to accumulate walking 10,000 steps per day.  Use a reliable, accurate and easy-to-read electronic pedometer.  I am currently using Sportline Electronic Pedometer 345.

 

Control your weight.

 

Manage your stress level.

 

Become more knowledgeable about your health issues.  Take control and more accountable for your lifestyle choices.  Here are some helpful and reliable sources of information that can help you become better informed.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
1st Step to Prevention
Take the heart risk test.
Facts You Should Know
Cholesterol treatment is proven to be highly effective in reducing heart attacks and strokes. 

Cholesterol treatment breaks the cycle of recurring cardiovascular events.

Most heart attack and stroke are preventable - an economic burden of over $400 billion annually.

Cholesterol treatment vs stent: Surprising results of the COURAGE Trial. 

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