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Does drinking water before bed really help prevent a heart attack?
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Don't count on it: No, it doesn't. What is your risk? Family history? Bad cholesterol? Looks like you're not diabetic and don't smoke. Nope, no data to suggest drinking water before bed reduces risk of heart attack.
Answered 6/19/2014
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