If you often experience shortness of breath, tinnitus, or dizziness, you should beware. These can be the signs of atherosclerosis, a potentially fatal disease.
What is atherosclerosis?
Atherosclerosis is a specific type of arteriosclerosis, a health condition in which the artery walls narrow and harden due to the buildup of fats and cholesterol. As the artery walls become narrower, they limit the normal blood flow and may lead to severe health issues.
The causes of atherosclerosis
Atherosclerosis is a disease that slowly worsens over time and may begin as early as childhood. Many factors can contribute to the deterioration of the condition, including:
- High blood pressure
- High cholesterol
- High blood fat
- Smoking or chewing tobacco
- Diabetes
- Alcoholism
- Obesity
- Poor diet
- Lack of exercises
- Age
- Genetics
Signs of atherosclerosis you must pay attention to
Atherosclerosis may affect any of your arteries and show no symptoms at all during the early stages. Depending on the location and severity of the condition, many signs and symptoms may appear. Here are signs of atherosclerosis you must pay attention to:
Chest pain
Chest pain occurs when your heart muscle does not receive enough oxygen from the blood. It may signal the development of atherosclerosis in the heart arteries and a warning of a heart attack.
Frequent headaches and dizziness
Headaches and dizziness are often results of lacking oxygen in your brain due to atherosclerosis in the brain arteries. Other related symptoms include numbness or weakness in your arms or legs, difficulty speaking, and temporary vision loss, which may signal a stroke.
Poor sleep quality and problems with thinking and memory
These symptoms also indicate your brain cannot receive enough oxygen, but they are less severe than headaches and dizziness. However, without proper care, they can develop into more complicated problems.
Leg pain when walking
If atherosclerosis happens in the peripheral arteries and blocks the blood flow to your legs and feet, you may experience pain or cramping in the legs when walking. However, as you rest, these symptoms usually disappear.
Treatment and prevention of atherosclerosis
A healthy lifestyle is usually enough to treat mild cases of atherosclerosis. Medications and surgery are also available for treating more severe cases. For example, aspirin can help thin the blood and prevent blood clots, and statins are commonly used to lower cholesterol.
However, preventing atherosclerosis is much easier and cheaper than treating it. The following lifestyle changes can help keep the arteries healthy:
- Quitting smoking
- Eating healthy foods
- Exercising regularly
- Losing weight
- Maintaining a healthy blood pressure
- Watching your cholesterol and blood sugar levels
MicroGen for Atherosclerosis
HeaWea MicroGen is an advanced portable frequency healing device with a database of more than 60,000 programs. It can generate precise frequencies to balance your blood sugar and cholesterol levels and relieve atherosclerosis.
We recommend the following programs to relieve symptoms of atherosclerosis. Each session will take about 3 hours, and we recommend one session per day for at least a month.
Since atherosclerosis may occur in various parts of your body, we suggest placing the TENS pads in three ways.
- On the right chest
- On the thigh and ankle
- One on the right chest and the other on the ankle
It is always important to listen to the messages from your body and keep a healthy lifestyle. Even if you are not bothered by any health problem at the moment, you can always use MicroGen to keep your body’s energy balanced and live a fresh life!
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