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10 Things to Avoid If You Have a Heart DiseaseYou have got a heart disease/attack. There is no reason to panic, provided you change your habits to avoid further damage. I have given below some ideas to follow: 1. Avoid hypertension: After a certain age the heart becomes weak to bear very sad or bad news. It is better to change our mindset and think positive and stay cheerful as far as possible. 2. Avoid sodium: Lowering your salt intake will decrease your blood pressure level, which is one the main reason for getting a heart attack. 3. Avoid having carbonated drinks and caffeine: Carbonated drinks contain soda which is not good for health. It is also better to reduce your caffeine intake which increases the fat content of the body which can raise the lipid levels. Lipids have to be maintained to avoid heart diseases. 4. Avoid acidic foods: Acidic foods increase the stomach acid which has a higher chance of acid reflex. 5. Avoid foods rich with purines: Foods rich in purines are cauliflower, spinach, mushrooms, radishes, and asparagus. They raise the uric acid in blood stream which is dangerous to the heart. 6. Avoid smoking: Smoking is injurious to health, as it not only affects the heart but also the lungs and decreases the blood flow. 7. Avoid Alcohol: Drinking alcohol is injurious to health as it increases the stomach acid which in turn leads to heart burn. Alcohol can also affect health in many other ways too. 8. Avoid sleeping for less time: Studies have shown that men and women who get little sleep render themselves at risk for heart attack. 9. Avoid aspirin: Those who have ulcers should avoid aspirin as it causes bleeding, which may sometimes lead to serious consequences. 10. Avoid giving up dietary and exercising habits: You should not give up dietary and exercise, which is important in maintaining a healthy body. By doing exercise you can maintain your body and heart. Bby avoiding doing the above there will be significant improvements in your health.
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