1.- family history of hypertension
Salt intake
Alcohol intake
Smoking
Lack of physical excersie
Fast food consumption
Less eating of vegitables
2.- controllable fector are - obesity- do excersie
Restrictions of salt intake, alcohol intake, quite smoking, don't eat fast food
3.- non controllable- genetic suseptibilty
Age- increase age increase chances of atherosclerosis
Race
Sex - in female after menopause suseptible to atherosclerosis
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