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Heart attack and stroke are the main reasons for mortality and morbidity in the Western world, this even despite years of anti-cholesterol campaigns.

Part A:

If you had a heart attack or stroke and were admitted to a hospital:



Were you explained by a physician or other member of the health care team what the reasons for heart attack and stroke are?		Yes No



If you were explained some of the causes of heart attack and stroke, have you been given more than three possible causes (such as cholesterol, blood pressure and obesity)		Yes No



Have you been told that unstable plaques are an important reason for the development of heart attacks and sudden death?		Yes No



Have you been told about the relation between inflamation and heart disease?		Yes No



Were you told what the complications of heart attacks and stroke are?		Yes No



Did the explanations for the above questions last more than ten minutes? (if you received no information/explanations, answer "No")		Yes No



Did your family physician educate you and/or answer the above questions?		Yes No



Did your family physician spend more than ten minutes educating you about the above issues?		Yes No

Unstable plaques, inflammation in blood vessels and oxidative stress are all risk factors for heart disease and stroke. Appropriate testing and treatments for these and other risk factors are available at Longevity Healthy Aging™ Research Group (LHA™). Contact us at 416-652-9862 or 1-866-YOUNG-86.

Part B:

If you were found to have elevated cholesterol during your stay in hospital and started on medications for high cholesterol:



Have you been told that a heart attack may cause a temporary increase in cholesterol?		Yes No



Have you been told the complications of using cholesterol lowering medications?		Yes No



Have you been told about natural products available to lower cholesterol?		Yes No



Have you been instructed on an appropriate diet for lowering cholesterol?		Yes No



Did the explanations for the questions in Part B last more than ten minutes? (if you received no information/explanations, answer "No")		Yes No



Did your family physician educate you and/or answer the above questions?		Yes No



Did your family physician spend more than ten minutes educating you about the above issues?		Yes No

Advanced chelation for the treatment of heart disease, stroke, peripheral vascular disease and other degenerative diseases of aging, is available at Longevity Healthy Aging™ Research Group (LHA™). For an assessment and treatments, contact us at 416-652-9862 or 1-866-YOUNG-86. For more information on chelation, click here.

Part C:



During your stay in hospital after a heart attack or stroke were you explained how to prevent another heart attack or stroke?		Yes No



Did your family physician spend more than ten minutes educating you about preventing another heart attack or stroke?		Yes No



If you had an angioplasty, were you told of the 30-50% restenosis (re-occlusion) rate in the first six months after the procedure?		Yes No



If you had coronary byass surgery, were you told before the surgery whether the operation will prolong your life and reduce your risk of dying from heart disease?		Yes No



If you had coronary bypass surgery, were you explained the possible complications of coronary bypass?		Yes No



If you were explained the complications of coronary bypass, were you told that as many as 10-79% of people undergoing bypass surgery develop some disturbance in memory, attention, and other cognitive functions?		Yes No



Have you been explained about chelation as a possible treatment for heart disease?		Yes No

Braingates™ is a program offered by Longevity Healthy Aging™ Research Group (LHA™) for brain function testing and enhancement. Assess your brain function before and after any heart sugery, see whether your memory is affected and how you can improve it. Contact us at 416-652-9862 or 1-866-YOUNG-86.