Insulin Resistance - The Metabolic Switch That Drives Cardiometabolic Disease
Heart of the Matter: Building Strong Cardiovascular Health
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In the early 1900’s, entire hospitals would gather around a single patient with a heart attack – because the condition used to be this rare. So what changed in these 100 years, where we now see cardiovascular events in almost every single family? According to Dr. Mark Hyman, there’s one main factor, now responsible for 66% of all heart attacks. See how we can test for it – and thus save millions of lives – inside this 2-minute episode now!
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