Be Heart Smart: Tips to Prevent Heart Disease This Winter

Winter is here, and it can wreak havoc on your heart. Heart disease and related deaths increase by 50 percent in winter months. So, make sure you keep yourself warm and eat healthy to fight the cold weather and protect your heart health.

Be heart smart this winter. Stay warm. Wear socks, gloves and cover yourself with a thick blanket. Stay healthy. Eat small, light meals and add heart-healthy foods to your diet.

Be Heart Smart: Tips to Prevent Heart Disease This Winter

Winter is here, and it can wreak havoc on your heart. Heart disease and related deaths increase by 50 percent in winter months. So, make sure you keep yourself warm and eat healthy to fight the cold weather and protect your heart health. Read More

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