As many as two thirds of the occurrences of heart attack in the world could be prevented without needing medication, a new Finish study following 20,000 people recently proved.

Simply making changes such as limiting alcohol consumption to 2 per day and riding a bike or walking to work can reduce the risk of stroke and heart attack caused by chronic hypertension by 66%.

Researchers in Finland following 20,000 participants, roughly 9,000 men and 11,000 women who didn’t have high blood pressure at the start of the study, tracked diet and other lifestyle choices over a period of several years, noting which participants developed problems.

Those that didn’t practice moderation with food, alcohol, or sedentary behavior were more than 66% more likely to develop hypertension and suffer stroke or heart attack.

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