Is Your Heart Truly Healthy?

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You Can Stay Active Without Feeling Exhausted

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Your Resting Heart Rate is in a Healthy Range

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You Sleep Well & Wake Up Refreshed

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Your Heart Bounces Back Quickly After Exercise

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Your Blood Pressure Stays in the Safe Zone

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Your Cholesterol & Sugar Levels Are Balanced

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Take Care of Your Heart – It Loves You Back!

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Want to learn how women can boost their heart health?

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