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Food Safety Guide for Heart Disease

Heart disease requires limiting sodium and saturated fat intake. The DASH and Mediterranean diets are recommended.

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Tomato

25kcal

Lycopene prevents atherosclerosis and supports heart health.

Heart Disease Diet FAQ

Q. What foods are bad for heart disease?

Avoid processed meats, fried foods, high-sodium foods, and processed foods containing trans fats.

Q. What foods are good for the heart?

Omega-3 rich fatty fish, nuts, olive oil, vegetables, fruits, and whole grains are beneficial.

Q. Can I eat eggs with heart disease?

About one egg per day is generally safe. Cooking method matters — boiled is better than fried.

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