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It was apiolet study on cardiovascular patients among both sexes adult male and female. Carried out in hospitals (aljamheria, alhawari, benghazi medical center, heart center) in benghazi city, libya from 1st January to 12th february 2011. In this study were carried out a random study on adults cardiovascular patiewnts in libyain city of benghazi. A stratified random sample of 100 adults cardiovascular participants from male and female aged 18-70 yrs old selected from hospitals were enrolled for the study. Participants were interviewed to filled up a detaied structured self administered Arabic language questionnaire designed to collect information related to select socio-economic charcteristic, lifestyle information, anthropometric measurements and diet. All data exept for energy intake was coded prior to being entered in a computer and analyzed by SPSS (version 19). Level of significance was set at p value < 0.05 Descriptive Statistical and Chi Square test were used for statistical analysis of data. This study found that there were asignificant relation between drinking tea, coffee and chance to had cardiovascular diseases, from the result there were drinking tea represented (72.5%), (p=0.042) and drinking coffee (41.3%),(p=0.034) from total sample respectively. According to the result in this study, there were asignificant relation between BMI and cardiovascular diseases. It reported that about 23.8% were pre-obese,35% were obese and 1.3% were class I obese. In this study there were asignificant relation between BMI and cardiovascular diseases (p=0.016). Regarding to follow aspecial diet, the current study found that, 25% follow diet and 75% not follow diet. There were asignificant relation between aspecial diet and cardiovascular diseases (p=0.048). About eating fruit and vegetables was 8.85% eat fruit and vegetables and which is low eating of them which represntative 78.8% from total sample. In this study, There were asignificant relation with drinking water and cardiovascular diseases (p=0.048). The result of current study found that, there were a significant relation between calories and heart diseases, they were consume 2000 kcal/day which represented 15% from the total sample and 1000-1500 kcal/day which represented 32.5% from the total subjects, but it refer to this diet nearly meet the dialy needs according WHO, the reason is this group were hospitalized patients.