If you missed Part 1 — we covered omega-3s, garlic, olive oil, walking, and pomegranate juice.
Now let’s get into the unexpected heart helpers most people ignore…
This golden spice isn’t just trendy — curcumin, its active compound, is a natural anti-inflammatory that protects blood vessels.
One study found that daily turmeric can improve arterial function as much as exercise.
How to use it: Add it to warm milk, smoothies, rice, or even tea (don’t forget a pinch of black pepper — it boosts absorption by 2,000%!)
Green tea is rich in catechins — antioxidants that help lower blood pressure, reduce cholesterol, and improve blood flow.
Just 2 cups a day may help reduce your risk of cardiovascular disease.
Bonus: It also supports weight loss and lowers inflammation.
Surprisingly, gum disease is linked to clogged arteries.
Bad oral bacteria can enter your bloodstream and trigger inflammation that affects your heart.
Brush, floss, and use an alcohol-free mouthwash daily. It’s a heart-healthy habit you can start right now.
Soluble fiber (like oats, flaxseed, apples, and legumes) helps lower LDL cholesterol and flush out toxins.
Aim for at least 25 grams of fiber daily — it also helps digestion and weight loss.
Poor sleep = higher risk of high blood pressure, weight gain, and heart issues.
Sleep is when your body repairs blood vessels and regulates blood sugar.
Tip: Avoid screens 1 hour before bed, and try magnesium or calming teas if you struggle to fall asleep.
You don’t need expensive detoxes or dangerous pills.
These small, consistent daily choices have the power to protect your arteries — and maybe even save your life.
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