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Mon, April 21, 2008 10:23:39 AMFrom:
Debra Manzella, R.N. - About.com Diabetes Guide
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About Diabetes: Aggressive Treatment Can Reverse Atherosclerosis
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from Debra Manzella, R.N. Having diabetes can increase your risk of atherosclerosis and other conditions of cardiovascular disease. Shooting for lower than average LDL cholesterol and blood pressure levels has been shown to reduce the risk, and possibly reverse existing atherosclerosis. |
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