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A high salt diet can have a major impact on your blood pressure and overall health. Learn more below about the importance of reducing sodium, and how to take the first step. #healthyliving #eathealthy #cardiologist #Statesboro #StatesboroDoctor

Stress can impact your heart and overall health. Combat it by doing something you love. Leave a comment below telling us your favorite way to de-stress. #workout #gymlife #cardiologist #Statesboro #StatesboroDoctor

What goals are you motivated to accomplish this week? Share in the comments! #goals #lifegoals #cardiologist #Statesboro #StatesboroDoctor

Celebrate with us at Mill Creek Regional Park, 1388 GA-24, Statesboro - October 31 from 9-11 am for Bulloch County’s annual trick or treat event!... This is a FREE EVENT FOR CHILDREN!

October 28th is National First Responders Day. First responders put their lives on the line to keep us safe. It is up to every single one of us to honor their service and their sacrifices. Tag a First Responder or post a photo in the comments below. Photo by Scott Bryant

Happy Thanksgiving, friends! #Thanksgiving #Thanksgiving2020

Eating well for your heart doesn't have to be boring. If you are looking for a few heart healthy recipes to add to your weekly menu, view a few quick & affordable options below! http://ow.ly/G4GN50CqyVR

Unfortunately, COVID-19 has posed a challenge to everyone. While social distancing and reduced mobility have played a significant role in curtailing the pandemic, this has negative impacts that cannot go unnoticed. Read below to understand how to keep your heart healthy during Covid-19.

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Pecans make for a great snack in that they contain unsaturated fats, which are known to naturally reduce cholesterol. Add some flavor with this simple recipe! http://ow.ly/BvLN50CqyrV

Treat yourself to a heart-healthy meal! Meals strong in B-vitamins are known to boost circulation and strengthen blood vessels. Try this delicious dish: http://ow.ly/Nvu350BL75K

From echocardiograms to nuclear stress tests, we're here to provide the answers you seek. Call today to schedule an appointment. Call (912) 243-9274 #heart #cardiologist #Statesboro #StatesboroDoctor

Today is Metastatic Breast Cancer Awareness Day. It is a time to gain and spread knowledge of what sufferers are up against and how society can help. Metastatic means that what began as a case of early-stage breast cancer has spread to other organs (lungs, bones, etc) and is considered stage four cancer. At this point the only care option is to treat the advanced cancer and its side effects. Learn more by reading these 31 facts: http://ow.ly/Fm1p50BL70x

Exercise is an effective way to combat stress! The repetitive motion will naturally calm the mind and loosen the muscles. #heart #cardiologist #Statesboro #StatesboroDoctor

Today is World Mental Health Day. As our understanding of mental health grows, we grow along with it. Mental health has come a long way since the early nineties when the World Federation of Mental Health (WFMH) officially established the day. Our self-awareness and sensitivity towards it have changed things for the better. While we’ve learned a lot, there’s still so much more we can do to evolve as a society. #heart #cardiologist #Statesboro #MentalHealthDay

90% of women have one or more risk factors for developing heart disease. Ask your cardiologist how you can determine your individual risk factors and what lifestyle changes can be made to keep your heart healthy.

With so much time at home, there is plenty of time for exercise! Join the American Heart Association for Virtual Workouts and Streaming Events! http://ow.ly/9h0q50BtZbn

Did you know that atherosclerosis is a slow, progressive disease that can start during childhood? Risk factors that may to contribute to atherosclerosis are elevated cholesterol, hypertension and cigarette smoking.

Donate Now to Feed Heart Healthy Minds and Bodies. As summer winds down, and kids return to learning, we expect more than 30 million students to need free and nutritious school meals. Healthy eating is one of the best ways you can fight heart disease and stroke. It also makes students better learners and reduces their risk of cardiovascular disease later in life. Click here to contribute: http://ow.ly/RYGk50BtZ0W

Today is World Heart Day! Taking care of your own health & heart is just as important as ever and the goal this year is to bring awareness to Cardiovascular Disease. Cardiovascular Disease is the #1 cause of death globally. This is why we hope you invest the time to understand the risk factors and preventative lifestyle changes you can make. #WorldHeartDay