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     Every 33 seconds, someone in the U.S. dies from heart disease—most commonly from a condition called ischemic heart disease (IHD) or coronary artery disease (CAD). It happens when fatty deposits (plaque) build up in the arteries, blocking blood flow to the heart. The result? A heart attack—often sudden, sometimes fatal.     For years, we’ve been told the main enemy is high cholesterol. But here’s the shocking truth:  ✅  Almost half of all heart attack victims had "normal" cholesterol levels.   ✅  Many never had warning symptoms before their first heart attack.   ✅  Inflammation and insulin resistance—not just cholesterol—are now recognized as key players in heart disease.   The good news? Science is making major breakthroughs in early detection, prevention, and new treatments that go beyond the usual statins and blood pressure pills. If you think you're not at risk, or if you’re relying solely on cholesterol ...

    Heart health isn’t just a concern for later years—it’s something women in their 30s need to take seriously. Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women, yet it’s often overlooked because symptoms can be subtle, and misconceptions persist that heart issues only affect men or older adults.    The truth is, early prevention is key. Your 30s are a crucial time to establish heart-healthy habits that will protect you well into the future. The best part? You don’t need extreme lifestyle changes—just small, strategic shifts that fit seamlessly into your daily life.       Why Women in Their 30s Are at Risk   While we often associate heart disease with older adults, risk factors start much earlier—sometimes even in our 20s. Here’s why:    1. Increased Stress Levels   Women in their 30s juggle multiple responsibilities—careers, family, relationships, finances—often while sacrificing self-care. Chronic stress le...