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What could cause heart problems in an otherwise healthy person?
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Poor nutrition: Chronic consumption of processed foods and simple sugars in most fast foods leads to heart disease. Metabolic syndrome has been identified as a significant source for obesity and heart disease.
Answered 9/2/2015
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