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boston.com — “Americans aren’t known for their exercise habits or devotion to good nutrition -- which is probably why there’s no best-selling “eat like the Americans” diet book -- but I was still surprised to hear that fewer than 2 percent of us meet all the criteria for good heart health. The seven factors include: not smoking, being physically active and at a healthy weight, following a healthful diet, and having normal blood pressure, blood sugar, and cholesterol levels.” View full resource at boston.com
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