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Living with Heart Disease
Healthy habits could be your ticket to a life with a healthy heart. If you've got a heart disease, it's even more important that you make the kinds of changes that will prevent further damage. This means keeping track of your heart medication -- and your waistline! Read on for more tips about eating well, losing weight and quitting smoking.
Physical activity need not be strenuous to be of benefit. Climb the stairs instead of taking the elevator. Walk to the store instead of driving. Use a push lawn mower instead of a power lawn mower (or hiring your neighbor's child). It's never too late to become active. more >>
If you've tried quitting smoking before, your odds of success go up every time, so plan to succeed. But before you begin let's review a few proven ways to butt out for good. more >>
Yet another study has determined that Monday is the worst day of the week for your heart. I don't mean Monday is bad for your heart because that's the day most people tend to break up. In fact, I really have no idea which day of the week people favor as a breaking-up day, although Monday does sound a good bet. more >>
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