In addition to our research, the landmark INTERHEART study, led by Canadian scientists, followed 30,000 men and women in fifty-two countries on six continents. It found that nine factors related to nutrition and lifestyle accounted for almost 95 percent of the risk of a heart attack in men and women in almost every geographic region and in every racial and ethnic group worldwide. These factors were: smoking, cholesterol level, hypertension, diabetes, obesity, diet, physical activity, alcohol consumption, and psychosocial issues such as emotional stress and depression.
95% of Heart Attack risk
is due to lifestyle issues = 95% of Heart Attack risk is LEARNED!
What the story needed to
change the lifestyle learning? Death, Grieving Family,
Incapacitation?
Lifestyle issues –
coming to a Death Panel near you.
