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How does excessive drinking contribute to heart disease? It causes decreased heart rate. It causes decreased blood pressure. It causes fatty deposits in the heart. It causes liv…

How does excessive drinking contribute to heart disease? It causes decreased heart rate. It causes decreased blood pressure. It causes fatty deposits in the heart. It causes liv…
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How does excessive drinking contribute to heart disease?

It causes decreased heart rate.
It causes decreased blood pressure.
It causes fatty deposits in the heart.
It causes liver failure.
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The correct answer is D.

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The answer is -- It causes fatty deposits in the heart.

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