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“Think Red, along with Good Housekeeping and the Heart and Stroke Foundation hosted a luncheon in aid of heart health.
Our events are a great way for you to have fun, get fit, and save lives.
How you treat your body and live your life will determine how healthy your heart will be.
You can make sure that you eat a healthy diet, exercise regularly, maintain a healthy weight and have regular blood pressure, blood sugar and cholesterol tests.
It also important to stop smoking if you smoke and limit your intake of alcohol or other harmful substances.
My father suffered multiple heart attacks…I Think Red for my father.
