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What is American Heart Association Diet? Myths & Facts about AHA Diet

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The American Heart Association Diet The goal of the American Heart Association (AHA) diet is to prevent heart attacks, strokes and other cardiovascular diseases. The AHA specifically aims to reduce hypertension and elevated blood cholesterol. The American Heart Association diet

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