Women should not eat a lot of white bread
Women who eat a lot of white bread, white rice, pizzas and high-carbohydrate-rich foods will double the risk of heart disease.
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Women who eat a lot of white bread, white rice, pizzas and high-carbohydrate-rich foods will double the risk of heart disease.
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Women over 45 who have a habit of going fast or spending two hours a week walking can significantly reduce their risk of stroke.