March 5, 2010
What is the difference between a healthy heart and a heart disease?
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Comments on What is the difference between a healthy heart and a heart disease?
Well for starters a healthy heart is a heart that operates circumstantially around the scientific standards, you know the stuff, the heart rate, how fats it beats and so on. If a heart does not mirror the average conditions of a human heart set by once again scientific standards then it is unhealthy or not up to-par. I guess the best way to a healthy heart is by eating right, exercising and taking care of yourself.
The difference is DEATH