Heart and Circulatory System

What can injure the lining of my coronary arteries?

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Dr. Dean Ornish answered:
Your coronary arteries can be injured if you have:
- high blood cholesterol levels
- excessive dietary cholesterol and saturated fat (independent of blood cholesterol levels)
- high blood pressure
- nicotine
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