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Name any sort of food might reduce the possibility of a heart attack, any recommendations ?
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Heart attack: There are foods you can avoid in order the reduce the risk of heart attack, such as: red meat, cheese, whole milk, egg yolk, fried food etc..., you can instead adopt a diet that contains more vegatable/legumes, and also excercise, smoking cessation may help.
Answered 5/6/2013
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