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Is that drinking green tea daily morning can reduce the case of heart attack?
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Green Tea: Green tea is an excellent drink to maintain opimal health but there is no gurantee that it will reduce the incidents of heart attacks. Aerobic exercise, plant based diet , proper sleep, reduced stress and calm emotions will likely be your best plan. Best wishes.
Answered 1/18/2014
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