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Dr. Sohail Rashid - Interventional Cardiologist

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiology), Interventional Cardiology Fellowship (NICVD) | Lahore

215 Positive Reviews

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yes you can. if lipids are fine. a handful of nuts is fine

Dr. Syed Danish Hasan - Cardiac Surgeon

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiac Surgery) | Karachi

5 Positive Reviews

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Get a nutritionist and dietitian opinion according to your weight and caloric requirements.

Asst. Prof. Dr. Riazuddin - Interventional Cardiologist

MBBS, FCPS (Cardiology), MCPS (Post Scholarship Angiography & Angioplasty) | Quetta

16 Positive Reviews

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yes kha sakata ha

Prof. Dr. Aftab Yunus - Cardiac Surgeon

MBBS, FRCS (GENERAL SURGERY) | Lahore

32 Positive Reviews

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You can have almonds and other dry fruits. Do not have any thing in excess

Prof. Dr. Zamir A Siddiqui - Cardiologist

MBBS, M.Phil (Clinical Pharmacology), M.D (Cardiology), Dip Diab. (Diplomate Diabetology), Ph.D. Scholar (Clinical Pharmacology) | Karachi

574 Positive Reviews

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Dil Ka kaun sa marz hai

Dr. Muhammad Zohaib - Cardiologist

MBBS , FCPS ( Cardiologist ) Training Complete | Karachi

6 Positive Reviews

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Nuts are recommended by European Society of Cardiology as part of healthy diet. Recommended amount is atleast 30 grams daily. It is roughly equivalent to 20 almonds, 30 pistachio or 15 cashew nuts.

Dr. Faisal Iftikhar - Cardiologist

MBBS, FCPS | Abbottabad

8 Positive Reviews

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Jee kha sakta hai,