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High-Protein Diet Found to Reduce Risk of Heart Disease Among Middle-Aged Adults

By DishBloom Kitchen·July 2, 2026· Source: AP News

A newly released clinical trial from the American Heart Association reveals that a high-protein diet significantly reduces the risk factors associated with heart disease in middle-aged adults. Participants who increased their protein intake from sources such as lean meats, legumes, and dairy products showed lower levels of cholesterol and blood pressure compared to those following a standard diet. The study's authors emphasize the importance of incorporating healthy protein sources while reducing processed foods to maintain cardiovascular health. This research highlights how dietary adjustments can lead to significant improvements in heart health over time.

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