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That might includeindulgingin delicious meals, tempting desserts, and perhapsmore than just a few glassesofwineor seasonably themedcocktails.
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The AHA points to three studies that confirm the increased risk of deadly heart attacks around the holidays.
“The holidays are a busy, often stressful, time for many of us.
Elkind, M.D., M.S., FAHA.
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“And of course, do not brush off any potential warning signs of heart issues.
Campbell also has some tips onhow to take part in the holiday funwithout increasing the risk of heart issues.
“Practicing moderation is something many people need to work on.
