Believing Myths is Bad for Your Heart
Remember too that losing weight, exercising, saying no to cigarettes and having annual examinations to detect problems is a good way for everyone to decrease the risk of coronary attack
By W. Gifford-Jones, MD and Diana Gifford-Jones —— Bio and Archives--June 24, 2019
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George Orwell, the English journalist, wrote, “Myths that are believed in tend to become true.” Today cardiovascular disease is still the number one killer. Yet there are still myths about this disease which can be dangerous to your health and longevity.
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