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Combinations of fixed or uncontrollable factors and lifestyle habits impact your risk of developing heart disease. Risk factors have a multiplicative effect. So, if you have two or more risk factors, your health risk is much higher than if you just have one.
Common lifestyle habits are responsible for as much as 90% of the risk of suffering from heart disease.
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These are factors that we have control over and can lower the chance of a heart attack. |
Some related health conditions commonly accompanying coronary artery blockage are
- Increased lipids in the blood (59%)
- Abdominal Obesity (38%)
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- High Blood Pressure (19%)
- Diabetes (12%)
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