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When it comes to maintaining a healthy body including your heart eating right is the best thing to do. But for added benefits the best supplement for a healthy heart is Omega-3. This can be found in almost any drug or grocery store and of course online too.
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The best thing you can do to keep your heart healthy is exercise, and maintain a healthy diet. You can also take fish oil to help your heart as well. Working out for 30 minutes daily is ideal. Talk to your doctor to customize a plan for you.
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Any form of exercise, hardcore or not, can improve heart health. Even a moderate amount of exercise can reduce the risk of heart disease and can benefit overall health. Interval training, swimming, cycling, and brisk walking are some of the best heart health exercises.
At best pilates would only provide a moderate benefit to heart health. Aerobic activity is the key to heart health and pilates fall more into the anaerobic category. They are good for strength and flexibility, but do not push hard enough to get the heart working enough. http://fyiliving.com/research/does-pilates-offer-heart-health-benefits/
Any activity that increases your heart rate will help with heart health. Treadmills are the most popular, but elliptical machines and stationary bicycles are better for those with joint issues.
Outlets like Web MD and Men's Health or Women's Health are some of the best outlets for heart health and heart disease prevention. The www.WebMD.com outlet is also a great place to check advice from other sources.
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The best household exercise equipment is either a treadmill or an elliptical machine. Both are rather large, so another choice is a mobile bicycle. Any of these equipment will improve your heart health.