It’s no secret that salty, fatty foods and alcohol aren’t heart healthy. And while
eating and drinking too much can occur any time of year, rich dishes and festive
cocktails tend to be abundant around the holidays. Aside from being bad for the
waistline, going overboard on food and drinks can also cause your heart to
temporarily beat irregularly. Overindulging long-term can lead to serious heart
issues, including rhythm disorders, heart failure and stroke. Click here for a Scripps
Clinic cardiologist’s take and tips to keep your heart healthy through the new year
and beyond.
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