High Blood Pressure DietOld habits- especially those that have taken decades to become dangerously established- can be the hardest to break, but new research suggests one more reason to be willing to teach your old dog some new tricks.

The best and most effective way to prevent stroke, heart failure and death following a heart attack isn’t an expensive and side effect-riddled regimen of pills, according to the study.

It’s all about overcoming one simple habit!

In a new US study on diet looking at over 4,000 people that was recently released, researchers proved yet again that the most effective way to eliminate the risk of a second heart attack, stroke, or heart failure after a first episode isn’t to load up on drugs.

According to the research, the study participants who were able to change their eating habits by eliminating fried junk and processed food in favor of fresh vegetables and healthier choices were the most likely to not only survive longer following a heart attack, but to eliminate their risk of a second one.

The sugar, salt and fat in most Western diets can be truly addicting, and eliminating these deathly foods from the diet can be a real battle- even as difficult as an alcohol or nicotine addiction.

The research showed, though, that for people who were able to make the tough choices regarding lifestyle were the ones who avoided future heart-related episodes and lived longer.

Cholesterol levels off the charts? This easy plan will have your numbers back in the healthiest levels they have ever been in just 30 days- or less- and without dangerous drugs…

High blood pressure doesn’t have to be a lifelong battle or a death sentence. These simple, 3-steps will have your blood pressure back down to 120/80 in just minutes a day…