Do you need carbs to support your heart health?

Maybe you’ve been told eating fat will clog your arteries, so it’s healthier to replace your weekly steak with whole grains. Or maybe you’ve been told low-carb diets are bad for your heart, so you need to add carbohydrates in order to protect your arteries.  Either way, you’ve likely been bombarded by information from all

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The advanced lipid metrics your doctor doesn’t know about

Most people think high LDL cholesterol automatically means high heart disease risk. But research shows it’s not just about cholesterol levels—it’s about particle size. Small, dense LDL particles are far more dangerous than large, buoyant ones, and they’re strongly tied to insulin resistance, diabetes, and metabolic syndrome. This guide explains why LDL particle size matters, how to measure it, and proven ways to reduce small LDL through diet, fasting, and lifestyle changes.

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Next steps after your CAC scan

Worried about your coronary artery calcium (CAC) score? Learn exactly what to do after your scan — whether your score is mildly elevated or high. Discover how to interpret your results, when to seek a second opinion, and the most effective lifestyle changes to stabilize or even reverse heart plaque without relying solely on statins.

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Emerging evidence between cardiac amyloidosis and insulin resistance

Emerging research reveals a strong link between cardiac amyloidosis and insulin resistance. Once considered rare, cardiac amyloidosis is now increasingly recognized as a metabolic condition tied to poor glucose control and chronic inflammation. Learn how insulin resistance contributes to this underdiagnosed form of heart disease—and what you can do to reverse it through diet, movement, and lifestyle changes.

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The effects of GLP-1 drugs on your heart

Some doctors call it a miracle drug. Others, the answer to America’s obesity epidemic.  I call it an unknown quantity — because GLP-1 medications like Ozempic have many more long term consequences than are currently being discussed. In the same way statins haven’t cured heart disease and SSRIs don’t solve depression, GLP-1 agonists aren’t necessarily

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The most accurate measures of heart disease risk

Most people who suffer heart attacks never saw it coming—because traditional risk factors like cholesterol and family history often miss the mark. In this article, Dr. Philip Ovadia reveals three of the most accurate tests for assessing heart disease risk today, including CAC scans, hs-CRP, and insulin resistance markers like A1C and C-peptides. Learn how to interpret your results and what steps to take next.

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