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Can a diet higher in fat like the dash diet still be heart healthy?

Can a Diet Higher in Fat Still Be Heart Healthy?

For years, we’ve associated fat with heart disease and premature death, but the latest research questions this idea. Now a new study adds more evidence to the idea that a diet like the dash diet that contains moderate fat, even saturated fat, may still be heart healthy. Find out more.

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8 Surprising Facts About Eggs

8 Surprising Facts About Eggs

How much do you know about eggs? Sure, they’re a popular breakfast food but not all eggs are the same. Plus, a lot of people still subscribe to health myths about an egg, believing that eating eggs contributes to heart disease. Read on and discover 8 facts you might not know about an egg.

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Is Hdl-Cholesterol Really Protective Against Heart Disease?

Is Hdl-Cholesterol Really Protective Against Heart Disease?

The risk of heart disease goes up in women after menopause. One factor previously thought to be protective is having a high HDL-cholesterol, the good form of cholesterol that supposedly removes plaque from the inside of arteries – but more recent research calls this idea into question, especially in women. Find out why a high HDL-cholesterol may not be as protective as previously thought.

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Is Sugar the Real Cause of Heart Disease?

Is Sugar the Real Cause of Heart Disease?

For years, we heard about how fat is the cause of clogged arteries and heart disease – but is sugar the real culprit? Read on and discover how sugar may be more damaging to your heart and blood vessels than fat – and why you should cut back on sugar in all its forms.

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What is Your Heart Age?

What is Your Heart Age?

How old is your heart? You heart may be aging faster or slower than the rest of your body. Fortunately, you can get a rough idea of your heart age by answering a few questions. Plus, you have the ability to slow down how fast your heart is aging through lifestyle. Get the full story.

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