Coronary Heart Disease?

How can malnutrition leads to coronary heart disease?

Sarah is SO MISINFORMED on this that it is absolutely laughable.

Low fat diets are NOT good for your heart at all. Cholesterol does NOT cause coronary arterty disease and does NOT "block" anything .

Atherosclerotic plaques are comprised of many things MAINLY VERY HEARD FIBROUS SCAR TISSUE, MOOTH MUCLE CELLS. Cholesterol makes up VERY LITTLE of the atherosclerotic plaque and is only present because one of its functions to REPAIR artery damage.

So in answer to your question lack of nutrients harms the heart.

Carnine, Carnitine , Creatine, Proline , Taurine, Magnesium B vitamins are ALL VERY IMPORTANT NUTRIENTS NEEDED FOR OPTIMAL CARDIOVASCULAR FUNCTION AND ALL OF THESE ARE IN *RED MEAT- which is VERY NUTRIENT DENSE. In fact the MOST nutrient dense food known to mankind

THE NUTRITIONAL MAGIC OOF MEAT!

vegtables like SPNIACH are important FOR MAGNESSIUM

lack of nutrients and anti oxidant nutriuents particularly LET;S THE EXCESSICE FREE RADICALS IMPART DAMAGE INSIDE THE ARTERIES WHICH STARTS THE INFLAMATION PROCESS AND DAMAGE PROCESSES THAT CAUSE ATHEROSCLEROSIS AND THEN YOU GET HARD FIBROUS SCAR TISSUE

HOMOCYSTEINE ALSO CAUSES DAMAGE AND INFLAMATION AS DO THE KIND OF MAN MADE TRANS FATTY ACIDS

Saturated fat is a perfectly NATURAL AND HEALTHY FAT WE HAVE BEEN EATING FOR 2.6 MILLION YEARS WITH GREAT BENEFIT IT DOES NOT CAUSE CORONARY DISEASE IN ANY WAY

I ALREADY DESCRIBED HOW THE PROCESS FO ATHEROSCLEROSIS GETS STARTED AND EHAT THE MATERIAL IS COPMRISED OF

SEE HERE ON http://www.youtube.com type in the word "Kirksey" then click on the video.

It is a video if atheroclerotic plaque - YOU WILL SEE HOW IT IS HARD, VERY HARD SCAB LIKE FIBROUS SCAR TISSUE Source(s): DR. RAVNSKOV http://www.ravnskov.nu/cholesterol.htm...

ANTHONY COLPO http://www.thegreatcholesterolcon.com...

DR MALCOM KENDRICK

DR KILMER MCCULLY

http://www.THINCS.org

http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec03/ch033/ch...

http://www.merck.com/mmhe/sec03/ch021/ch...
Folate deficiency can cause Hyperhomocysteinemia. Homocysteine levels are associated with Atherothrombosis, the pathological mechanism of Coronary artery disease.
Eating foods high in cholesterol can lead to heart disease. After years of eating these foods, cholesterol plaques build up inside of the coronary vessels, narrowing them and even completely blocking them. When this happens, decreased or no blood flow can pass through, causing part of the heart muscle to die due to a lack of oxygen. This is known as a heart attack. Eating a low cholesterol diet will help. But even if you eat a good diet, some are hereditarily predispositioned to have high cholesterol as the body does produce cholesterols naturally