Frequently Asked Heart Diseases Related Questions

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Heart disease (cardiopathy) refers to an PhysioTru Review  embodiment of diseases affecting the heart. This includes coronary artery disease, hypertension, cardiac failure, congenital disease, valve disorders, infections, cardiomyopathy (cardio = heart, myo = muscle, pathy = disease), conduction disorders, and cardiac arrhythmias. It is the principal cause of death in the United States, England and Canada, responsible for 25.4% of death rate in the United States.

There are several types of cardiac diseases, these are much deeper than to be addressed by one set of diagnosis. Before you can cure your heart disease, you have to figure out what type of disease it is by matching its source, affected areas and symptoms as closely as possible. This tabular guide will classify several types of heart disease as I found that garlic is a key element in maintaining heart health along with hawthorn, ginger, bilberry and (surprising to me) cayenne pepper.

Heart disease is a surprisingly common heart condition. Heart disease is thought to be possibly be traced back to high levels of LDL cholesterol in some cases. The LDL cholesterol is what some people call "bad cholesterol." But some experts have said that if there is bad cholesterol, there is also a "good cholesterol," and this is the HDL type. This was news to me when I first heard about it. I thought all cholesterol was "bad" but I soon learned more surprising information about this HDL "good cholesterol."

I also learned the relation of fish and its oil to "good" and "bad" cholesterol -- aside from supporting heart health by potentially helping to decrease bad cholesterol, it also may help increase the levels of HDL or good cholesterol. What could be better? A natural health food that has the potential to lower the bad cholesterol we want less of, and also raise the good cholesterol we want more of. It offers double the benefits I had at first thought. So I was twice as happy to be taking this natural product. Due to these potential benefits, the AHA has released a recommendation that concerned people should eat healthy fish and take fish oil pills for heart health on a regular basis.

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