For approximately 50% of people who have compromised Health in the form of Coronary Heart Disease, their first symptom will be Death!

I know that is a very sobering thought, I'm not intentionally trying to scare you...but should you really be leaving any aspect of Your Health to chance?

can you honestly think of anything more important than Your Heart Health?

Heart disease is an umbrella term for a number of different diseases.

Check Your Heart Health

Coronary Heart Disease also known as Coronary Artery Disease comprises the largest proportion of heart related diseases in most westernized nations.

Is there Any good news?

Well, yes... and no.

While death rates associated with Coronary Heart Disease have been in gradual decline for a number of years in countries such as the United States of America, Canada, United Kingdom and Australia - largely due to readily available advanced treatment options, rates are rising sharply in some eastern European and Asian countries.

Countries that show a gradual decline
still have a massive problem.

Statistics show that in spite of huge advancements in treatment and management of Heart Disease, countries with declining rates of death due to this cause list Heart Disease as either their first or second leading cause of death.

If you consider...

Cost of Health Care

There is clearly no cause for complacency! and to be perfectly honest, it's a case of...

"Houston...we still have a problem"

Coronary Angiogram

Having spent over twenty years working in health care, fifteen in cardiac care delivery, I have seen a thing or two when it comes to sickness and ill health. What ever we call it, it doesn't sound good and for millions of people who are suffering every day living with chronic degenerative conditions it isn't good.

During my time at the coal face of health care delivery I witnessed and was personally involved in many positive outcomes for many people.

I've personally been right there...in the middle of countless angiogram procedures and interpreted over three thousand Coronary Angiogram studies - these are moving pictures of coronary arteries filled with X-ray dye - a very specific way of detecting and identifying narrowed areas in heart arteries.

The thing is though, although these types of procedures are very important for those people who show symptoms and those people whose life could potentially be in danger without immediate intervention, the underlying cause of their illness is seldom adequately addressed. This is not to say that patients don't usually feel better after having treatment that improves blood flow to the heart muscle... and of course they are always extremely grateful for the treatment they have received, who wouldn't be!

Free of Heart Disease

Coronary Artery Disease is a disease of lifestyle in those individuals that are genetically predisposed. Try to keep your focus firmly on lifestyle choices.

An acquired disease process like Coronary Artery Disease usually develops over a lifetime. A disease process that has multiple lifestyle factors as its root cause can potentially be reversed and certainly its progress slowed by addressing the factors that initiated the process in the first place.

These days there is a lot of focus on financial success in life. The potential freedom this can bring is very attractive....but

Compromised Heart Health is not just a condition that strikes older people either. Like so many disease processes that used to be the sole domain of people in more senior years, Coronary Heart Disease is making a play for people much younger than you'd expect.

I have personally seen teenagers and people in their twenties coming into the Cardiac Investigation area for an Angiogram - a test that obtains moving pictures of heart arteries. In many of the cases I recall, abnormalities were detected in their coronary arteries.

Studies done on war casualties from the Korean and Vietnam conflicts showed that the Coronary Artery Disease process was already evident in late adolescence and early adulthood.

Regardless of whether you feel completely well or you're currently a heart patient under the care of a physician, let me throw some light on the subject of Coronary Heart Health for you.

Staying Healthy

I'll be discussing causes, symptoms, risk factors, treatment options and prevention and reversal strategies throughout this website - all through the eyes of a trained health professional.

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