A cardiologist recommends filling your plate with fresh produce, lean proteins and heart-healthy fats this summer. Daily walks and going outside are easy ways to stay active and absorb vitamin D.

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We already know that eating fruits and vegetables can help lower blood pressure—a major factor in keeping your heart healthy.

If you’re not used to consuming fruit and vegetables regularly, experts recommend keeping healthy snacks close at hand ...

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June 7, 2024, 12:20 PM EDT / Source: TODAY A. Pawlowski It’s best to get a variety of fruit, heart doctors say.Melpomenem / Getty Images / iStockphoto ...

Low-carb or low-fat? Turns out it doesn’t matter nearly as much as eating high-quality food. This study shows heart health ...