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Diet analysis links higher pulse intake to lower heart disease and diabetes risk
New research from two William & Mary students has found that the risk of heart attack could be significantly lowered with one simple dietary change: increasing the intake of pulses. But what is a pulse?
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Research conducted by two William & Mary students indicates that increasing consumption of pulses may substantially reduce the risk of heart attacks. Pulses are defined as edible seeds from legume-family plants, encompassing a variety of foods such as dry beans, chickpeas, lentils and dry peas. The study highlights this single dietary adjustment as a potentially powerful strategy for improving cardiovascular health.
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