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Is it possible to have normal blood pressure, be normal weight and still have clogged arteries?
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Absolutely. : High blood pressure and obesity are just a few of the risk factors of atherosclerosis. High cholesterol, smoking, diabetes, and inherited disorders are additional risk factors amongst a laundry list. Consult with your primary care physician to discuss further.
Answered 2/20/2015
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