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How To Prevent
Heart Attacks.
 

Want to improve your heart attack risks by 90%?
Put these "how to prevent heart attacks" ideas to work.

Gambling or “gaming” as the casino owners like to call it, is an enjoyable pastime for many folks. I love the movie “Maverick.” Especially the riverboat “poker tournament” scene.

When it comes to gambling it makes good sense to have the odds on your side...that is if winning appeals to you. A casino thrives by stacking the odds just a little in its favor.

And you can dramatically improve your odds by learning how to prevent heart attacks.

Causes of heart attack

Why do some people have heart attacks, stroke or cancer and others seem to know how to prevent heart attacks?

Is it just the "luck of the draw" or can we lay the blame on our parents for bad genes? Walter Bortz, M.D., Stanford researcher and author of WE LIVE TOO SHORT AND DIE TOO LONG, says:

"Several scientific studies prove that only 15% to 20% of heart attack risk can be attributed to our parents."

Bortz sums it up beautifully

"It's not the cards you are dealt but how you play the hand."  

Gene Millen, heart bypass survivorI'm Gene Millen. About seventeen years ago a highly skilled heart surgeon, sawed open my chest and stitched in bypasses to six of my favorite heart arteries.

Six heart bypasses isn't’ a record but it’s not bad for a skinny 59-year-old non-smoker with normal cholesterol and blood pressure and no family history of heart disease.

Since my heart bypass operation in 1990, my passion has been to learn exactly what causes heart attacks and strokes and how we can avoid them! 

I've spent hundreds of hours sifting through clinical research for the latest information you (and I) need to know to keep our hearts as strong and vital as our Creator designed them to be.

Are you confused by conflicting claims and media hype about heart disease? Who wouldn't be? National author and fitness consultant, James Rippee says it better than I could.

“We have too much knowledge, too much media exposure to ‘breakthroughs and controversies’. What we need is more
common sense!" 

Fortunately there is one voice of reason crying in the wilderness of main stream gobbledygook...Dr. Al Sears.

I discovered Dr. Sears about two years ago and have been increasingly impressed with his knowledge and his natural approach to cholesterol and heart disease.

Dr. Sears has a very successful medical practice in Florida and a remarkable track record. He has produced results for thousands of people from around the world.

I've learned an amazing amount of information from Dr. Al and recommend that you take a look at his book, The Doctor's Heart Cure. Just click here to discover how you can dramatically reduce your risk of having a heart attack or stroke.
 

Gene

 



    

 

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