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Which treatments or products are commonly prescribed by a doctor to improve cardiovascular health?
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Great question: A diet low in red meats and regular exercise (30 minutes three times weekly) will improve your overall cardiovascular health much better than any vitamin or supplements you can buy. Based on your risk factors, a doctor might also prescribe a cholesterol lowering and/or blood pressure lowering medications. If you smoke, you will be ask to stop.
Answered 10/20/2015
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