Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
Did you know that there's a genetic risk factor for heart attacks that is often overlooked? Lp(a) is a protein that can greatly increase heart attack chances when present in high levels in the blood. Check out this recent article featuring insights about Lp(a) from expert physicians, including VitalSolution-Cardiology's Chief Medical Officer, Dr. Bradley Serwer.
#HeartHealth#KnowYourRisks#LpaAwareness
In this episode of "Pushing the Limits," we explore the fascinating world of Kaytee Boyd, an integrative clinical nutritionist with extensive knowledge, expertise and clinical insights.
We delve into the role of the gut and nutrition in cancer, foundational health principles for supporting cancer journeys and the importance of personalized medicine and nutrition. Kaytee emphasizes that there is no "one size fits all" approach to diet and lifestyle interventions.
Topics covered include:
◾Advanced testing techniques for better health
◾Clinical experiences with cancer (all types and stages), high-fat diets, chronic fatigue, gut issues (IBS, IBD, FODMAPS, SIFO, LIBO, bacterial overgrowth, candida), autoimmune conditions (Hashimoto's, thyroid issues, Graves' disease, rheumatoid arthritis), cardiovascular conditions, genetic testing, neurological conditions (Alzheimer's, MS, autism, ADHD, depression, anxiety, insomnia), hormonal issues (estrogen dominance, endometriosis, PCOS), and muscular-skeletal problems (fibromyalgia, polymyalgia).
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Did you know that obesity continues to be a significant cause of metabolic syndrome, which accompanies vast health complications for both children and adults? Symptoms include increased inflammation, type 2 diabetes (T2D), and cardiovascular disease (CVD).
We invite you to download our white paper, “Potential Biomarkers of Obesity Related Inflammation for Metabolic Syndrome,” which highlights the central role cytokines and chemokines play in activating acute and prolonged inflammatory responses.
Powered by #xMAPTechnology, University of Barcelona researchers were able to assess the pro-inflammatory responses correlated with low-molecular-weight hyaluronic acid (LMW HA) in obese patients, thus gaining insights into how obesity related inflammation can lead to metabolic syndrome.
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