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These 8 Habits Raise Your Risk of Having a Heart Attack!

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5. You don’t reduce the stress factors in your life.

Stress is a common health issue nowadays, especially with a deadly pandemic upon us. The worst part? Stress enters your life uninvited, affecting every aspect of your life. According to Haythe, stress is a well-known trigger for acute heart attack, and, over time, when left untreated, stress can take a big toll on cardiovascular health.

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The stress-related factors in your life determine your body to produce more adrenaline, raising this way both heart rate and blood pressure. Please don’t ignore your stress triggers; deal with them! Meditation (or yoga) is particularly good in beating stress. Talking to a psychologist regularly helps a lot too.

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