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Heart disease begins early in life. Over time cholesterol is deposited on the walls of the heart's blood vessels. It is easiest to reverse the effects of heart disease in the earliest stages, when the blood vessels walls contains small amounts of cholesterol. As time goes by cholesterol is chemically changed by various waste products in the walls of the blood vessel. Unfortunately this results in more cholesterol being trapped. This modified cholesterol attracts white blood cells that try to clean up the build up of foreign material, but in the process do even more damage. Then real bone forms in the vessel walls. By the time your arteries have hardened, you actually have thin sheaths of bone, all around the blood vessel wall. This process progresses over many decades.

A heart attack doesn't happen until a clot forms in the narrowed blood vessel and blocks the blood flow entirely. If this blockage is discovered immediately, doctors can give you an intravenous injection of enzymes that chew up the clot. This will often limit or eliminate significant damage to the heart. Doctors will sometimes recommend angioplasty as well, in which a stainless steel mesh called a stent is placed in the area of blockage, to provide an artificial channel for blood flow. Some people have such a high degree of blockage, that a bypass operation is needed.