Added Sugar May Be Dangerous for Your Heart

Heart Health Daily Newsletter  |  February 17, 2015

Today's Top Story Added Sugar May Be Dangerous for Your Heart Most people think of salt as the heart's main dietary enemy. But mounting evidence suggests that added sugar might be just as dangerous. Get tips on how to limit sugar in your diet.  » Featured Article The Heart Disease Risk Factor You Can Spot in the Mirror Dr. Arthur Agatston, creator of the South Beach Diet, can identify one key risk factor for heart disease just by looking at you. Find out if you have it.  » Today's Recipe Mock Ceviche Make it a meal: Serve with warm corn tortillas. Get the recipe.  » Featured Columnist The Heart Attack and Depression Link Mental health and heart health are intimately connected. People who have heart attacks are more likely to become depressed, and people with depression have higher rates of heart attacks. Learn more from our infographic.  » Everyday Health Apps Download Our Apps for iPhone and iPad Today! Your health is in your hands - literally! Our Everyday Health app is filled with breaking health news, condition facts, and expert tips to help make getting healthy easier than ever. Get the app now! » Everyday Solutions Raising Afib Awareness Atrial fibrillation is the most common type of irregular heartbeat. Spotting afib early can help prevent complications. Learn more about this type of arrhythmia.