Coronary heart disease: the silent killer that can strike without warning
Coronary artery disease often develops over years without symptoms. Acting early can change the course of the disease.
Dear patients and friends,
Coronary heart disease is one of the leading causes of death worldwide.
However, several people affected don't even know they have it.
Why?
Because this disease often develops slowly, silently, over many years before causing symptoms.
And unfortunately, for some people, the first symptom can be a heart attack.
In our latest episode of Doc Albert MD ā Let's Talk Health, we discuss:
ā¢ what coronary heart disease really is
ā¢ why it is often diagnosed late
The main risk factors to monitor
ā¢ the most common myths surrounding this disease
ā¢ and above all, what you can do today to reduce your risk
We are also addressing a topic that is often underestimated:
The central role of excess weight and metabolic health in the development of cardiovascular disease.
The good news?
Even a modest weight loss can improve:
ā¢ blood pressure
ā¢ cholesterol
blood glucose
ā¢ and significantly reduce cardiovascular risk
Prevention remains our best tool.
The sooner action is taken, the more it is possible to slow down, or even prevent, the progression of this disease.
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It could literally save a life.
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Dr. Albert Benhaim
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