Preventing Heart Disease

koala_road asked:


There was a program shoen in channel 7 about own stem cells to treat heart disease. I wonder if I can purchase one from your company.
Thanks

Julio

anukul asked:


I have read in medical journals and books about dietary food that Co enzyme Q10 also known as Ubiquinone is good for your heart. I would like to know first hand experience from those who have tried this supplementary tonic. Is it available with the chemists easily ? Please answer only if you have tried it.

Carla

Fastandeasy asked:


Preventative heart disease treatment ideas?

Thank you

Angela

Bananananana asked:


Sports like Track and Soccer.
The Heart disease is a VSD.
a .08mm hole in one of the chambers.

Troy

gemlike flame asked:


Even though we know that Heart Disease has been the number one killer in the US for decades, how come we have not made more headway in decreasing the rates?

Patricia

siberianhuskyluver05 asked:


Is it possible that an older male intact dog’s heart problems are caused because of high levels of testerone? Do extremely high levels of testerone tend to cause heart disease?

Allen

Self asked:


I’ve been researching the pill lately as a birth control option, and the more I read about it, the more alarming I find it. If heart disease is the leading cause of death for women, is there a connection between this and the birth control pill, which from a few prescribing information sheets I’ve read, list heart attack and stroke as potential side effects?

Here’s one link that mentions the risk (it plays up the risk as being greater if you smoke, but even if you don’t, the risk is still there. Potential heart attack from taking a pill?)
http://www.thepill.com/html/ppil/faq.jsp?#faq5

Melissa

wuts her face asked:


i dotn need the deaths. just the percent of the 2 being compared.

smokers chance to get heart disease-?
non-smokers chance to get heart disease-?

thankss!

Alice

CHRIS asked:


How is heart disease diagnosed?

Carlos

kins m asked:


I work in cafe and a woman refused to take a cup of coffee the other day due to a small chip in the rim (the last mug in the whole shop on a bank holiday!!). She seemed very concerned we had a chipped mug and insisted we told our boss that chipped mugs cause heart disease. I really can’t see any reason for it to cause heart disease specifically!
Anyone out there capable of enlightening me?

Samantha