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Understand NSTEMI vs. STEMI heart attacks & treatment options.

Understand NSTEMI vs. STEMI heart attacks & treatment options.

Did you know heart attacks are increasingly common among those under 40? A recent study highlights alarming trends, emphasizing the importance of early prevention. Key takeaways: ✅Age isn't immunity: Even in your 20s, heart health matters. ✅Lifestyle matters: Sitting too much, processed foods, and lack of exercise are culprits. ✅Know your risks: Factors like diabetes and family history play significant roles. Take control of your heart health early! Read more about the study and tips for prevention here. #HeartHealth #Prevention #Wellness #HealthyLiving #CardiovascularHealth #HealthCare

❗🦷 💔 Hidden source of heart attacks that most people don’t know about. Regular dental visits and early-treated symptoms could play a crucial role in preventing heart attacks. Research from Dr. Thomas Levy’s book, "Hidden Epidemic," reveals that 78% of heart attack patients with blocked arteries also carried pathogens from infected root canals, which often show no symptoms. Known as chronic apical periodontitis, this hidden infection can silently cause significant damage, pushing bacteria deeper into the lymphatic system with every chew, potentially leading to severe heart issues and other inflammatory conditions like arthritis. Often, such infections may not be detected by routine dental X-rays, highlighting the importance of regular check-ups. Incorporating liposomal vitamin C can help combat oxidative stress and strengthen the immune system, providing further protection against such bacterial spread. Scheduling regular dental examinations and treatments is a proactive step towards safeguarding heart health. Twice a year could make a significant difference. www.cavitas.eu www.cavitas.pl www.cavitas.dk #cavitas #dentalinsurance #oralhealth #oralwellness

1 in 3 Indians die because of Heart Attack. 2 in 3 are moving towards high blood pressure. And high BP increases the risk of getting a heart attack. We all heard about someone who died of a heart attack at a relatively young age. What if I tell you that all these deaths could have been prevented? Yes, what if you can prevent yourself from getting a heart attack? That’s a mission we are on, to help people prevent heart attacks. To start with, we are helping people understand the risks of developing a heart attack and hand-holding them to reduce the risks. Take the first step right now, while you can. Visit https://surge.health and future-proof yourself.

Learn how to prevent a heart attack in this new Youtube video. Did you know that heart disease is the leading cause of death worldwide? It's time to take control of your heart health and make some positive changes. Watch the video now to find out how you can lower your risk of heart attacks. Your heart will thank you! #HeartHealth #PreventionIsKey #TakeCareOfYourHeart #StayHealthy #YouTubeVideo #HeartAttackPrevention 💪🏼🎥👀

Ever wondered about the signs of a #panic attack and how to handle them? 🤔 Check out the WebShrink symptom checker for insights and guidance. 👇 https://lnkd.in/eRcJZpf5

Take a look at findings featured in Lower Extremity Review! This study identified a consensus-based core outcome set (COS) for evaluating the effectiveness of mixed-diagnosis falls prevention interventions for people with MS, PD, and stroke. Read on: https://zurl.co/4HBy #FallPreventionIntervention #ConsensussBasedCoreOutcomes

AMPUTATION Amputation is defined as surgical removal or loss of body part such as arms or limbs in part or full. It is usually distinguished from disarticulation where a part is removed through a joint. Amputation has also been used as a tactic in war and acts of terrorism; it may also occur as a war injury. In some cultures and religions, minor amputations or mutilations are considered a ritual accomplishment. An amputation may be needed for many reasons, including if: *you have a severe infection in your limb *your limb has been affected by gangrene (often as a result of peripheral arterial disease) *you have complications from diabetes there's serious trauma to your limb, such as a crush or blast wound *your limb is deformed and has limited movement and function. #snsinstitions #snsdesignthinkers #snsdesingnthinking #snscop #amputation

You can detect your risk of stroke through screenings.