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15 Small Changes That Prevent Heart Disease at Any Age

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Drink alcohol in moderation

A heart-healthy amount of alcohol is one drink a day for women and two drinks a day for men under 65, according to the Mayo Clinic. This moderate amount of alcohol can be protective for the heart. But too much alcohol can be harmful.

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