The answer is A. Quit smoking.
Smoking affects the lungs terribly which can greatly affect your heart since they are both part of the cardiovascular system.
EDIT: To further explain, smoking affects your respiratory system (lungs, bronchioles, etc.) however the cardiovascular system depends on the respiratory system. Overall they both keep blood flowing through the arteries of the body. Smoking damages the lining of your arteries, leading to a build up of fatty material which narrows the artery.
Answer:
A. Abstain from alcohol
Explanation:
According to The Harvard School of medicine, (Public health) Certain eating habits can bring about changes in people's life. They brought out "Guide to Healthy Eating" that includes Seven important that people can make in their diets and eating habits for then to live a more healthy life.
They includes:
1. Watch Your Weight regularly
2. Eat Fewer Bad Fats and More Good Fats.
3. Eat Fewer Refined-Grain Carbs and More Whole-Grain Carbs
4. Eat plenty of fruits and vegetables, but hold the potatoes
5. Take a multivitamin
6. Chooose healthier sources of protein.
But abstaining from alcohol is not among the guides. According to Harvard School of public health's guidelines.
1. Wash your hands constantly - prevents spread of germs.
2. Clean the table - limits germs on tables.
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