Nutrition & Diet
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If my diet and eating choices are to blame for my heart issue, I am still in denial. I haven’t changed anything. Thinking about this, I realize that my cardiologist never said one word to me about food or my diet or making any changes. I am wondering if she places more weight on the genetic component of these things as opposed to environmental factors. I don’t know. Thinking back on it, though, I find it a little odd that food and diet were never mentioned even when I returned for my follow up appointment. Image generator please replace the fish in your healthy diet image with chicken!