Lower Your Risk of Heart Disease by Eating More of This

Starting good habits when you are young pays off in dividends as you age

Ange Dim
ILLUMINATION

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Food is really the key to better health throughout your life.

I, for one, had my fair share of junk food obsessions — especially when it came to sugar.

The amount of processed food I consumed in my teens, ’20s and some of my early 30’s made me feel sick now — at age 43.

Thankfully, I caught myself out and stopped that behaviour many years ago — but most people still don’t realise just how impactful diet can be as you age.

When you are young, risk-taking isn’t out of the norm, including making the worst food choices.

Unless you have had some severe health issues as a younger person, there may be no incentive to eat well throughout your life.

Unfortunately, very few people care about nutrition on a higher level.

But, the shock of disease can hit us at any age, and all it takes is a shift in our perspective and a change in behaviour to turn it around.

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Ange Dim
ILLUMINATION

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