3. Never underestimate the power of a good night's sleep. Your body needs rest to restore and rejuvenate and not getting that break could put you at a higher risk of getting sick.
4. Make healthier food choices. Having a home cooked meal is the easiest way to ensure you’re getting the fuel and nutrients your body needs. Add lots of heart-healthy, left greens and omega-3s.
The upcoming @trogersresearch Living Well with #HeartFailure virtual Q&A session will allow HF patients & caregivers a chance to find out what they’ve always wanted to know about living with HF but were too afraid/embarrassed to ask. Learn more & register: https://t.co/eXGER1rFprhttps://t.co/NkkVbdqz8N
#DYK the Canadian Women’s Heart Health Summit is just days away? This one of a kind event takes place Feb 10-13 and features leading experts, allied professionals and women living with heart disease - all shedding light on women’s heart health. @CWHHC
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The ❤️ community recognizes Congenital Heart Defect Awareness Week from Feb 7-14. Worldwide, over 1M babies are born with CHD each year. Show your support for the 250,000+ Canadians living with congenital heart disease during #CHDAwarenessWeek and #HeartMonth.
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