Cholesterol and Heart Disease

 The Silent Killer

About past two weeks we made a decision to republish our blog articles in shorter, clearer forms.  The first one to arrive is Cholesterol and Heart Disease, an excerpt from the original article, Cardiovascular Disease and a safe solution. This original piece was two full pages long!  These long columns included too much information and detail.  I have only 60 seconds of your attention.  Did you know…

Every thirty seconds someone in the United States dies of cardiovascular disease; usually in the form of a heart attack. That’s 3,500 people every day!  According to the Center for Disease Control (CDC) cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death not only in the United States but in the world. What’s even more astounding is almost all heart attacks are preventable. If people managed their cholesterol, they could manage their heart disease.

Health officials estimate that more than 50 percent of all adults have unhealthy levels of cholesterol and 42 million adults have dangerously high levels. Still people do nothing!  I am not sure how long health professionals recognized the correlation between cholesterol and heart disease. But today, this is as common as “meat and potatoes!” Still people do little to cope.

Cholesterol is a wax-like substance that, over time, forms a plaque on the inside of the artery. For most people there are no signs or symptoms that this plaque is building up, which is why it is called the silent killer. Unfortunately, for millions of people each year, this plaque build-up ruptures, resulting in a blocking of blood flow. If the blood flow going to the brain is blocked, it is called a stroke. If the flow to the heart is blocked it is called a heart attack.

High cholesterol does not cause any noticeable symptoms. Often times the first sign you have a problem is either a heart attack or death.

Lower cholesterol level and you lower your risk of a heart attack. This is why I wrote articles about cholesterol and measuring your levels of Total, LDL and HDL.

While my articles are not about commercial commodities, this time I make an exception.  I am sure this is not the only natural product for improving your cholesterol and cardiovascular health.  After all, humanity has been doing this for eons.  Recently though, we discovered a new product to help bring your total cholesterol levels down, naturally.

We found NuCardio is a natural, safe, and clinically proven product of its type that effectively combats this insidious disease by addressing the leading cause of heart attacks – high cholesterol.  I also add that this product is FDA approved. There is scientific and comprehensive information available on our websites.