Did You Know About These Three Heart Attack Myths?

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Did You Know About These Three Heart Attack Myths?

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Did You Know About These Three Heart Attacks Myths? Here are 3 myths that can interfere with your understanding of your risk for heart attack: 1. Heart attacks happen only to people with heart disease. Unfortunately, this is not the case. Sadly, also, people who do not have diagnosed underlying heart disease are more likely to die after a first heart attack than a patient who is under treatment. This is why early diagnosis is so important. 2. People with severe heart disease are more likely to suffer heart attacks. While we used to believe this was true, research that the new plaque that forms within the heart's coronary arteries is more likely to rupture and form a heart attack-causing blood clot than old fatty deposits that have calcified and hardened. 3. Chest pain is the only symptom of a heart attack. This is not the case. As well, there are other symptoms as well, including: * Chest pressure * Pain radiating to the neck, shoulders and down the arm * Back pain * Shortness of breath either during exercise or at rest * Pale complexion or sweating * Nausea, vomiting, or excessive burping * Profound feeling of weakness If you are experiencing any of these symptoms, you should go to the ER or in more dire situations call 911. Plus, schedule an appointment with your primary care physician and voice your concerns asap with him or her. It could be the difference between life or death if it is not your appointed time to go in correlation to your freewill and choice on how you take care of your health and receive medical care. A majority of the information in this podcast episode is attributed to Chauncey Crandall, M.D. Directive of Preventive Medicine at Palm Beach Cardiovascular Clinic From his book, The Simple Heart Cure The 90 Day Program To Stop And Reverse Heart Disease. This will conclude my podcast for today on “Did You Know About These Three Heart Attack Myths?” Plus, remember to Live, Listen, Learn, and Grow. God bless and take care, everyone. #heartdisease #the90dayprogramtostopandreserveheartdisease #chaunceycrandallmd #diet #exercise #stressrelief #eatinghealthy

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