Are you one of the millions of people that suffers from chronic poor health, chest pain or heart problems each year?
Heart disease is a leading killer worldwide. It captures the lives of thousands of men and women alike. These days you are more likely to die from heart disease than almost any other ailment.
Do you know if you are at risk? If not, you could be putting your life at risk. It is in your best interests to find out if you are at risk for heart disease now, and if you are, what steps you need to take to get back to health.
Did you know?
Heart Disease Is THE Most Common Cause Of Death In The U.S. Today…
Each year almost 500,000 people in the United States die from heart disease, and another 1.2 million people suffer from a heart attack.
Are you at risk? Find out now, before it’s too late.
Don’t think that just because you eat well you are not at risk. Many people at risk lead what they believe to be healthy lives.
They eat well and they exercise. For some people however, this may not be enough to prevent atherosclerosis, which can lead to plaque build up in the arteries leading to the heart.
This over time can lead to a heart attack. Even healthy people are at risk for atherosclerosis.
Find out why, just check out our heart saving guide…
It is important you know even someone that is normal weight and of relative good health may develop heart disease.
Do you know what your heart disease risk factors include?
Some risk factors for heart disease include:
- A family history of heart disease or heart attacks… which may pre-dispose you or increase your risk of developing heart disease even if you lead a healthy life…
- Chest pain, angina or other heart irregularities that have been diagnosed by a doctor… even if you are currently taking medications you think will help solve your problem…
- Overweight or obesity, which places extra pressure on an already overburdened heart…
- Being a woman because a woman has almost double the risk of developing undetected heart disease… but there are steps you can take to prevent heart disease from ruining your life…
The Human Heart Is One Of The Most Important Organs In The Body
Are you prepared to care for your heart?
Whether you know someone that has a history of heart disease or have concerns about your own health, this is the most important guide you will ever read.
