Some Heart Disease Stats

Heart disease is the biggest killer of both men and women.

According to the American Heart Association, nearly 70% of the US population has some level of heart disease.

• Every 34 seconds, someone in the USA dies of a heart attack!
• 50% of those who have a heart attack never have a warning.  In other words, the very first symptom of heart disease for these people is a heart attack!
• 33% of those without any prior symptoms of heart disease DIE from their first heart attack. In other words, their first symptom is death!

It is a silent but very deadly disease.

• 1,000,000 people per year die in the United States alone from atherosclerosis.
• 50% of people who die of a heart attack have normal cholesterol levels.

So we can’t just look at total cholesterol levels anymore.  With 21^st century technology, we have to look at a person’s levels of C-reactive protein, fibrinogen, LDL (bad cholesterol), lipoprotein (a) and so forth.

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The American Heart Association also says that some drug remedies increase the risk of a heart attack by 60%. Many high blood pressure drugs multiply the problem.

These drugs cause impotency in men, and cause gout, diabetes, headaches, dizziness, depression, and high cholesterol levels in both men and women.

Another set of drugs that conventional doctors give are called beta blockers. They cause nausea, sexual dysfunction, drowsiness, dizziness, low blood sugar, loss of appetite, fatigue and depression.

The most common statin-related problems are muscle aches or weakness, fatigue, memory and cognitive problems, sleep problems, and neuropathy (nerve damage), liver damaged and increased cancer risk.

Women taking statins [including Lipitor] have breast cancer rates 12 times higher than other women. Statins also deplete the body of CoQ10, which tends to be already abnormally low in women.

Having heart surgery is not the answer either. (I personally found that out too late). 

Studies by Harvard Medical School researchers and the U.S. Government's Office of Technology Assessment have concluded that a staggering 85% of bypass surgeries were not necessary.

• Up to 42% of the 700.000 Americans who have coronary bypasses each year can expect to have diminished mental capacity.
• Up to 50% of surgeries fail, requiring another bypass to restore adequate coronary blood flow.
• Up to 4% die on the table.
• Up to 5% suffer from a surgery-related stroke, due to the temporary shortage of oxygen to the brain.
• 80% return to their previous condition within 7 years.
• 19% have a heart attack, stroke or hemorrhage after surgery.
• 30% have slight brain damage.
• 20% suffer depression, and many men become impotent.

The way to avoid all that is to start a healthy lifestyle of proper diet, exercise and the intake of certain nutritional supplements.  Cardio 360® provides everything anyone needs.