You might be surprised how some simple lifestyle changes can help you avoid heart disease. You already know that a healthy diet is good for you and your heart. But if you get confused by all the “dos” and don’ts” about what to eat, we are here to help you make sense of it. Start a conversation with your primary care provider on how to take the first step toward good health – like cutting out trans fats, eating more fruits and vegetables, and getting more exercise. Learn more about your heart about how Beacon can help you take care of it https://bit.ly/3Wg3fqr
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