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Dietary patterns in managing cardiovascular disease: A systematic review
International Journal of Home Science · 2024 · Vol. 10(1) · pp. 165–177
Namrata Sharma✉(Barkatullah University)
Abstract
Despite substantial possible biological and atomic evidence contrary to the evidence that certain vitamins prevent heart disease. The theoretical preventative effects of completely diets and particular food habits cardiovascular disease have been brought to light by using Nutritional Methods for Heart Disease (DASH) initiative. To ensure a precise evaluation of the correlation between diet and illness, these patterns were assessed in adherence to the latest prevention guidelines for heart disease. Adherence to the
Nutritional Studies and DietDiet and metabolism studiesConsumer Attitudes and Food LabelingDiseaseMedicineBiologyEnvironmental healthInternal medicine
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