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Deli meats

Processed cold cuts are high in sodium, increasing the risk of heart attacks and high blood pressure. Avoid excessive consumption for heart health.

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Sodas

Sugar-filled soft drinks contain up to 10 teaspoons of sugar per can, posing health risks due to empty calories and long-term effects.

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French fries

Cardiologists advise against French fries due to high processing, saturated fats, and excessive salt, despite their tasty flavor.

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Candy

High sugar intake raises heart disease risk. Watch out for candy, a common source of sugar and empty calories in diets.

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Chips

Processed chips: high in salt and saturated fat. Not the best snack choice for health-conscious individuals.

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Alcohol

Excessive alcohol intake raises bad fats, leading to clogged arteries. Moderation is key for heart health.

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Energy drinks

Heart associations warn against energy drink consumption. A study found abnormal heart activity after consuming a can, unlike non-energy drinks with similar caffeine levels.

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Red meat

Red meat diets linked to health risks. High TMAO levels increase heart attack risk. Choose vegetarian or white-meat options for better health.

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Commercially prepared frozen meals

Avoid frozen meals: processed, preservatives, lacking nutrients. Prepare homemade meals for better health and nutrition.

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Cheese

Moderate cheese intake: high in saturated fat, increases cholesterol. Balance for heart health, enjoy in moderation.

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