In 2015, the World Health Organization reported cardiac disease as the number one cause of death globally. The causes can be both external, which includes lifestyle, as well as internal, inherited genetic disorders.
At first, symptoms that appear may be minor, like nausea and chest pain, but it is best to consult with an expert physician even before these occur. The team of physicians, dieticians and technicians at BDMS Preventive Cardiac Clinic under its director, Dr Nopparat Panthongwiriyakul, MD, with the assistance of consultant Prof Sergio Fazio MD, PhD of Oregon Health & Science University, has developed a holistic and sustainable approach to personalised cardiac care from risk assessment to lifestyle modification that includes nutrition and exercise to strengthen one’s heart and circulatory system, and now it is possible to register at https://bit.ly/2BYwvM2 for a telemedicine consultation to help determine what you may need to do to prevent or reduce the chance of a future heart attack or stroke.
