GEORGE W. BUSH 67 HAS HEART SURGERY FOR BLOCKED ARTERY YESTERDAY CAUSE STRESS
GEORGE W. BUSH 67 HAS HEART SURGERY FOR BLOCKED ARTERY YESTERDAY CAUSE STRESS
Former President George W. Bush seems an unlikely candidate for heart disease considering heart problems don’t run in his family, he’s not overweight or a smoker, he is an avid runner, and he watches what he eats.
So how did he end up with a clogged cardiac artery that led to a stent procedure?
“People forget that stress is a key risk factor for heart disease,” Chauncey Crandall, M.D., one the nation’s top cardiologists, told Newsmax Health.
“Being president of the United States brings with it stress, which often shows up later in the form of heart disease,” said Dr. Crandall, head of the cardiac transplant program at the world-renowned Palm Beach Cardiovascular Clinic.
Bush was among the most physically active of Presidents, with frequent exercise that ranged from early morning workouts to bike rides. Since leaving office, he has hosted an annual 100-kilometer mountain bike ride with wounded troops.
I WANTED TO HIGHLIGHT WITH THE ABOVE EXAMLE STRESS IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF HEART DISEASE. more
Former President George W. Bush seems an unlikely candidate for heart disease considering heart problems don’t run in his family, he’s not overweight or a smoker, he is an avid runner, and he watches what he eats.
So how did he end up with a clogged cardiac artery that led to a stent procedure?
“People forget that stress is a key risk factor for heart disease,” Chauncey Crandall, M.D., one the nation’s top cardiologists, told Newsmax Health.
“Being president of the United States brings with it stress, which often shows up later in the form of heart disease,” said Dr. Crandall, head of the cardiac transplant program at the world-renowned Palm Beach Cardiovascular Clinic.
Bush was among the most physically active of Presidents, with frequent exercise that ranged from early morning workouts to bike rides. Since leaving office, he has hosted an annual 100-kilometer mountain bike ride with wounded troops.
I WANTED TO HIGHLIGHT WITH THE ABOVE EXAMLE STRESS IS A MAJOR CAUSE OF HEART DISEASE. more
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Satya Palji, You are right about the Stress causing Heart Disease. Please read: Heart disease is an occupational hazard for the high-stress job of a politician, said Dr. Crandall, head of the cardiac transplant program at the world-renowned Palm Beach Cardiovascular Clinic said. “In my experience, any politician, as well as the head of any company, corporation, or other highly placed official, is always a candidate for heart disease because of all the stress that these occupations carry,” more
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From experiencing on my own person I would like to underline as "realistic" what Raja Chandra has shared in this note. I've been an active sportsperson since my 5th year and never had an issue with any serious disease since that double-typhoid attack when I was eleven. Family, friends and colleagues just could not believe when I ended up in the hospital with a blocked artery at 60.....appears ages ago today. Culprit WAS that "colourless and odourless" invisible stress of having to run to success the freshly established Asian subsidiary of a company from a western European country. So, following the dictates of sane spiritualists: Take it easy and let go, my friend.....nothing in life is worth buying stress....! more
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