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Why does having diabetes give you a higher risk of heart disease or a heart attack? |
Why does having diabetes give you a higher risk of heart disease or a heart attack? Diabetes could a person's bad cholesterol level higher. Bad cholesterol causes the blood vessels, including those supplying the heart, to narrow; therefore, it could increase a person's risk of a heart attack. Source(s): http://familydoctor.org/online/famdocen/... FALSE! Diabetics are far more likely to get CHD because ELEVATED BLOOD SUGAR DAMAGES YOUR ARTERIAL WALLS AND THE FROMATION OF VERY HARD FIBROUS SCAR TISSUE DEVELOPS BETWEEN THE INNER AND OUTER LAYER THIS LEADS TO CHD RAISED INSULIN LEVELS ARE EXTREMELY DAMAGING TO YOUR ARTERIES UNlike cholesterol. Cholesterol REPAIRS and does NOT damage DR UFFE RAVNSKOV ANTHONY COLPO http://www.ravnskov.nu/cholesterol.htm... Diabetes and high blood pressure goes hand in hand and so it will precipitate high blood pressure and in turn heart attack !Diabetes surely will damage the arteries and blood vessels and that's why some time gangrene also occur that leads for amputation of the leg ! Similarly this now a day is considered as a syndrome of 4 diseases like micro neuropathy and macro neuropathy as well hyper glycemia and micro angiopathies !This leads to this heart disease ! if satisfied give best answer ! Always YoursmE |
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