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Heart Blockage In Men: Cholesterol is a waxy-fatty substance that the body uses in the making of new cells and hormones. However, an excess amount of it can have serious impact on overall health, especially to the heart. An overflow of cholesterol in your bloodstream can potentially set the stage for heart blockage. It works like this excess cholesterol stacks up inside artery walls, creating a plaque layer. As time goes by, these plaques might petrify and constrict the arteries, depriving the heart of a healthy blood supply. This can precipitate serious heart issues, including heart attacks and strokes.
When dealing with heart blockage as a result of high cholesterol, the best defense involves adopting a healthier lifestyle and making intelligent diet and exercise choices. In this video, we tell you the top 7 tips to follow in order to prevent a nighttime heart attack due to high cholesterol.
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What makes the current projections particularly troubling is that this increase is largely attributed to modifiable risk factors such as hypertension, obesity, diabetes, physical inactivity, and dietary habits.
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