The 10 Best Foods To Lower Heart Disease Risk

Fatty Fish:

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Oats:

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Nuts:

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Berries:

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Legumes:

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Leafy Green Vegetables:

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Whole Grains:

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Avocados:

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Olive Oil:

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Tomatoes:

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