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A cardiologist's No. 1 rule for healthy eating is avoiding this food: ‘I don't touch it'
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· August 30, 2026
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Key points The doctor's main concern is a specific group of foods that can harm heart health. Heart health depends on diet changes for many people, as they try to lose weight and control blood sugar and cholesterol levels.
Heart health depends on diet changes for many people, as they try to lose weight and control blood sugar and cholesterol levels. A cardiologist offers guidance on the best eating habits to prevent heart disease. He believes that dieting is often unsustainable due to unrealistic expectations about low-calorie meals.
The doctor's main concern is a specific group of foods that can harm heart health. He identifies high-starch foods as a particular risk.
For more information on healthy eating and heart health, further details are available from the source, including the cardiologist's own eating habits and rules.
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Published: August 30, 2026 ·
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