Can heart disease be reversed or cured?

Yes, if permanent damage from heart attack or other disease has not occured. Arteries can be unblocked or rerouted; cholesterol and blood pressure can be lowered; heart failure can be managed. Source(s): family

Some doctors are testing drugs not specifically intended to treat heart disease, and they claim that heart disease can be reversed. As far as the medical profession on a whole is concerned, the jury is still out on the validity of this type of drug therapy.
Once damage has been done the answer is no, but it is never too late to work on further damage and prevention. I gave you a link to the American heart Association and they can answer most FAQ on this topic. Knowledge is a powerful thing.
http://www.americanheart.org/presenter.j...
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Wrong....heart disease cannot be reversed or cured. It is not medically possible right now. Although it is possible to manage heart disease into a state where it isn't as damaging, it cannot be cured or reversed by medicine. Your body will sometimes fix your heart muscle (myocardium) but usually after a heart attack this muscle is permanently damaged. I won't get all detailed oriented, but the previous answer is wrong...you cannot reverse or cure heart disease