Up to 90% of heart attacks are caused by these risk factors [1]: Obesity Diabetes and insulin resistance, Family history of cardiovascular disease, Excessive alcohol consumption, High blood pressure, High LDL cholesterol, High levels of the inflammatory signal known as C-reactive protein in the blood, High triglyceride levels, Unhealthy eating habits, lack of fruit and vegetable consumption, Insufficient physical activity, Sleep apnea Metabolic syndrome Inflammatory diseases such as rheumatoid arthritis and psoriasis, Smoking or chewing tobacco, How is Atherosclerosis Diagnosed
Tom Frieden, the director of the CDC
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Some cigarette smokers switched to pipes or roll-your-own products, mistakenly believing they were making a healthier choice while actually just changing how they consumed the same dangerous substance