Heart disease is the number one killer of both men and women in the United States.
But did you know its presentation depends on your sex?
We know heart disease is a devastating condition that does permanent damage to the body. However, men and women share the disease burden differently, depending on specific factors.
Many people think that their age is a shield against heart disease.
And while youth can certainly play a part in your health, it offers poor protection against processed foods, excessive alcohol, and sugary snacks.
We dedicate this episode to all our guests who made an impact on this podcast. Their expertise, personal stories, and groundbreaking research have served as an endless source of inspiration, transforming lives and igniting positive change within our healthcare system.
Dr. Philip Ovadia was the featured guest on the Motivated Endeavors Podcast with James Miller. The conversation shined a light on the dire need for a shift in our approach to heart health.
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