7 Sneaky Habits That Can Cause Heart Problems
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These common behaviors may lead to cardiovascular issues. Here's what to watch out for.
It’s well known that certain habits, like smoking or drinking excessive amounts of alcohol, can damage your heart over time.
But many of the everyday habits that we don’t really think about — how frequently we brush our teeth, the supplements we take and the amount of coffee we drink — can also take a toll on the health of our hearts.
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