Reducing The Risk Of Heart Attacks

Beans, Beans, The Wonderful Fruit

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Not only are beans an excellent source of protein that is low in fats, but they also high in phytochemicals that improve the heart’s health. Beans can decrease total cholesterol and LDL-cholesterol levels, which are both related to an increased risk of heart disease. The Department of Nutrition at the Harvard School of Public Health discovered that consuming one serving of beans each day can lower the risk of heart attacks by thirty-eight percent.

Beans also provide heart-healthy vitamins and minerals, and lower blood pressure, reduce inflammation and oxidative stress and maintain blood sugar and insulin levels.

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