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 Heart
You probably already know that there's a very close relationship between the food you eat and your heart health.

But do you know what exactly you must do if you want to prevent heart disease? Or how you should eat if you have been diagnosed with a heart condition?

Delve into this section that deals with heart health and nutrition. It's loaded with useful tips and sound information.

01. Nutrients for a healthy heart
Diet can make a significant contribution to preventing the degenerative changes that occur in the blood vessels. Some of the most important role players are antioxidants.
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02. Diet solutions for heart disease
Diets and dietary changes can prevent heart disease, lower blood fat level, prevent high bloodpressure, and help control diabetes.
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03. Grape juice may help arteries
If you've been toasting to good health with purple grape juice, you may be onto something.
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04. Beware of trans-fatty acids
Find out all you need to know about trans-fatty acids, why they are bad for you, and a list of foods containing trans-fatty acids.
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05. Magnesium and a healthy heart
Researchers have found that people using magnesium supplements have lower blood pressure, “safer” blood cholesterol levels and a lower risk for heart disease. DietDoc comments.
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06. The homocysteine factor
While the American Heart Association has not yet called high homocysteine levels a major risk factor for heart disease, it still is worth taking note of the possible association.
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07. Entertain the heart smart way
Festive dinners don't need to be bad for your heart. Dieticians Julie Christie and Dianne Ivison show you what to serve.
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08. Should we be eating more chocolate?
Chocolate may indeed be just what the doctor ordered. More and more research is pointing to its positive effects - particularly on the heart. What should you know?
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