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Ten Steps To A Heart Attack

By: Christian Goodman

Published: April 23, 2008
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Although there are many causes of heart attacks, some are even still largely unknown. There are a handful of lifestyle reasons that can contribute to heart attacks. I present to you my own ten steps to a heart attack.

10. Smoke. Clearly, smoking is very harmful not only to your lungs, but your heart as well. Your arteries get clogged, making your blood pressure rise. When you smoke, you double your chances of getting a heart attack compared to those who shun smoking.

9. Drink too much, or not enough. Drinking around twelve ounces of beer, five ounces of wine, or 1.5 ounces of hard liquor is actually good for your heart, but drink more than that, or less, is not effective. When you drink too much, alcohol raises your blood pressure making you at risk of heart attack.

8. Vegetate. If you have a sedentary lifestyle, you will not reduce stress, you will not decrease your cholesterol levels, and you cannot heal your body from issues with blood pressure or excess weight. This will all lead to heart attack.

7. Get angry. Simply getting angry can increase your chances of suffering from a heart attack. Getting angry can be just as dangerous as health related causes, because the rise in blood pressure can lead to a heart attack.

6. Losing control of your cholesterol. When you eat saturated fats, especially trans saturated fats, consume too many calories, and eat foods that lack nutrients, your cholesterol level goes up. This can make you much more vulnerable to a heart attack in time.

5. Get stressed out. Getting stressed out raises your blood pressure, and leads to heart disease and heart attacks.

4. Lose control of your blood pressure. If your blood pressure goes above normal, the heart compensates by working harder to push blood through, which can cause it to enlarge, which in turn can cause heart attacks.

3. Don't take your health seriously enough. If you don't take care of your health, you may develop heart attack symptoms. You must give importance to your health everyday to keep your heart healthy.

2. Over exert yourself. Over exertion can cause the stress needed to raise your blood pressure, and by proxy, your risk of having a serious heart attack. If you have other risk factors for heart attacks, you should try not to over tax or over exert your body.

1. Not taking advantage of my unique program. Even though you can beat all of the nine factors mentioned here, you are still at risk of getting a heart attack. But if you use and follow my program, you stand a better chance of winning the battle against heart attack.

Christian Goodman is a well-known author of health manuals and a researcher on natural health options. See what he has discovered on natural high blood pressure and how you can prevent it.


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