Factors such as unhealthy diet, sedentary life, stress, genetics, smoking and alcohol use, and age increase the risk of developing a heart attack. Early intervention in a sudden onset heart attack saves lives. prof. Dr. Bilal Boztosun stated that changes in the body were considered warnings about heart diseases during the periods when technology was less developed, and accordingly, the size of the belly button, the index finger being longer than the ring finger, and the hair loss seen on the top of the head were considered as early symptoms of the crisis.
ATTENTION TO THE EAR LIP LINE
Stating that coronary artery disease was followed by changes in the body in the past, Boztosun said, “It was considered high probability of cardiovascular disease and stroke in those with a line on the earlobe. The risk was thought to be higher if this line was located in both ears.
FORCE FINGERS MAY BE WARNING
The index finger was longer than the ring finger, the circumference of the navel was larger, the accumulation of fat on and around the eyelids and hair loss on the top of the head were counted as symptoms. In addition, cardiovascular diseases are more common in people who cannot touch their toes without bending their knees while sitting. Today, we can get faster and more precise results thanks to cardiac tomography (CT angiography) performed in 15 seconds with increasing technology. The rapid and precise diagnosis makes the treatment successful.’ made its assessment.
To reduce the risk of a heart attack
Emphasizing that apart from genetic predisposition, tobacco products, sedentary life, high blood pressure and cholesterol increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, Boztosun reported that a healthy lifestyle and balanced diet are the keys to protecting heart health.
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