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The Cardiac Comeback Book
🎓 Now CDR Prior-Approved • 4.5 CPEUs

The Cardiac Comeback

A friendly, practical, patient-centered nutrition guide to rebuilding heart health without the overwhelming clinical jargon. An accessible roadmap for patients to reclaim their everyday lives—and an invaluable, real-world counseling guide for dietitians (approved for 4.5 CDR CPEUs).

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