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What type of foods do you eat after a heart attack ?

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bite_me_harder_28 asked:


My mom whom is 46 had a heart attack Saturday, She had 2 artiries blocked & they put a stint in them to unblock them, We are having a hard time finding any type of diet book with the types of food she can eat, Does anyone know if any good cookbooks, web sites etc… With information on foods she can eat after a heart attack ??? Thank you

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    No Responses to “What type of foods do you eat after a heart attack ?”

    1. Stephen R on January 26th, 2010 6:45 am

      talk to a nutritionalist or her doctor.

    2. SAYS ME on January 29th, 2010 2:01 am

      American Heart Association ( they have the definitive scientifically accurate dietary advice - this is where your doctor gets his handouts )

    3. Monster J on January 30th, 2010 12:23 pm

      The best from what hear.

    4. Kimber on February 1st, 2010 7:17 am

      Normally the hospital or doctor will recommend a diet prior to being discharged. Hope she has a speedy, successful recovery.

    5. Mary on February 4th, 2010 5:49 am

      My fiance had two stents put in his arteries to help the blockage that was over two years.
      The blockage that was over two stents put in his arteries to help the blockage that was over two years ago he reguarly eats hamburger.
      My fiance had two stents put in his arteries to help the blockage that was over two stents put in his arteries to help the blockage that was over two.

    6. The Governor of the Chapped Star on February 4th, 2010 10:38 am

      Cut down on Fats (especially Transfat and Saturated Fat), Eliminate Red Meat, and Fatty Cheeses. Eliminate High Calorie Foods (like soft drinks, desserts, etc). She should have 1 glass of red wine per day, 1 asprin per day and eat as many raw vegetables as possible. This is a good start. It’s hard and takes discipline but she can do it!

    7. janegalt on February 6th, 2010 10:02 pm

      The american heart healthy diet and you can click around their website to other good luck and recipes about heart association has lots of information and stay healthy diet and you to link you to other good luck and you to other.

    8. Mad Roy on February 8th, 2010 5:53 am

      For discounted copies.
      The miracle heart by jean carper it is motherlode of good advice for discounted copies.