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Heart Attack Risk Cut in Half

Cut Heart Attack Risk in Half

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, killing nearly 650,000 people.  Studies indicate that heart disease risk is doubled by eating a diet which includes a high percent of calories from refined and processed carbohydrates.  The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reports that the typical American diet results in increasing blood sugar, insulin and triglyceride levels and … [Read More...]

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