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If Women would Drink a Glass of Red Wine...
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If women would drink a glass of red wine a day and eat an ounce of dark chocolate, they could help reduce their risk of heart disease by 54 percent, says a new book officially being released today just two days before the Wear Red for Women observance aimed at educating women about heart disease. |
“The book is an empowering self-help book for women because it focuses only on the positive things women can do to enhance their heart health,” says Leslie Stoker, president and publisher of the New York publisher, Stewart, Tabori & Chang.
The book points to the differences between men and women and the way they accumulate many heart risks.
Many of the ways to avoid these risks are just as different. Nancy Loving, Executive Director for the National Coalition for Women with Heart Disease (WomenHeart), who wrote the foreword for the book, is actively campaigning this month – heart month – to increase awareness that heart disease, not breast cancer, is the number one killer of women in America and worldwide.
SOURCE:SeniorJournal.com