Heart Attacks Increasingly Affect 40-Year-Olds, Professor Details Risk Factors

A professor explains that heart attacks are increasingly common among 40-year-olds, detailing typical patient profiles and risk factors such as high cholesterol in lean individuals, fat content in lean meat, and high salt intake from restaurant meals.

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Infarktas vis dažniau ištinka 40-mečius: profesorius nupasakojo, kaip atrodo tipinis pacientas

Liekni žmonės gali turėti didelį cholesterolį, liesa mėsa turi riebalų, tad ją reikėtų valgyti ne dažniau nei 2 kartus per savaitę, o pietūs mieste gali sudaryti net 70 proc. visos dienos rekomenduojamo druskos kiekio – visa tai svarbūs, nors dažnai nežinomi faktai, galintys lemti širdies ir kraujagyslių ligas.

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Heart Attacks Increasingly Affect 40-Year-Olds, Professor Details Risk Factors

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Infarktas vis dažniau ištinka 40-mečius: profesorius nupasakojo, kaip atrodo tipinis pacientas

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