Elevated Fasting Blood Glucose Level And Severe Stress Are The Coronary Enemies NOT Cholesterol?

Question

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ELEVATED FASTING BLOOD GLUCOSE AND SEVERE STRESS ARE THE ENEMIES IN CORONARY HEART DISEASE. THEY ARE DIRECTLY CAUSAL UNlike cholesterol.


FORGET cholesterol


*Know your FASTING BLOOD GLUCOSE LEVELS and


*lower or eliminate SEVERE stress.

Answer 1

I agree that this is very important. Good research.

Answer 2

I totally agree with you, my body was turning good cholesterol into bad cholesterol when I was under stress. My own experience with both fasting lipids and glucose levels has been positive since my open hart surgery. Although after a couple of years it seems everyone wants to get my blood and test it. Once my warfarin levels got sorted out I got down to one INR blood tests every month. Before surgery if a medical person couldn't find a blood vessels in my arms they needed a change of career. Now 4 years down the track my veins are gone and I have a frequently used scar on my arm which provides blood to people I like. If you scare me my viens run away.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

That's a statement, not a question.

Answer 5

Highly informative, stress is the mother of all evils and so is alcohol.

Answer 6

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