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Cardiovascular diseases are linked to a number of risk factors that contribute to their high incidence in industrialized countries, risks like elevated blood pressure, smoking, obesity, diabetes mellitus, metabolic syndrome, and dyslipidemia as one of the major factor that is contributing to cardiovascular morbidity and mortality (NCEP 2002).... Genetic and epigenetic phenomena influence on cardiovascular risk by altering the pathophysiology of plasma lipoproteins?...
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There are several established risk factors for cardiovascular diseases, both modifiable and non-modifiable, including and not limited to age, sex, smoking, diabetes, hypertension, obesity (in particular, central obesity) and dyslipidemia (Rizzo & Berneis, 2006, p.... How may genetic and epigenetic phenomena influence cardiovascular risk by altering the pathophysiology of plasma lipoproteins?... Moreover, the focus of this paper is to elucidate how genetic and epigenetic phenomena influence cardiovascular risk by altering the pathophysiology of plasma lipoproteins....
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Physical activity and cardiovascular disease There have been several studies that have established the connection between lack of physical activity and cardiovascular disease.... They tried to find out the relationship between physical activity index based on hours per day spent at activity-specific intensity and cardiovascular disease incidence and death.... risk factors for cardiovascular disease Several risk factors have been identified for cardiovascular disease....
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Non-lipid cardiovascular risk factors and Flow Basis Markers Introduction: Innumerable epidemiological studies have established the major ical and discovered a number of putative risk factors for ischaemic heat disease (IHD) (Yarnell et al, 2004).... This paper looks into the risk factors by separating them into two major groups – the plasma lipids and other non-lipid haemostatic/inflammatory ones.... This paper looks into the risk factors by separating them into two major groups - the plasma lipids and other non-lipid haemostatic/inflammatory ones (Yarnell et al, 2004)....
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he metabolism of lipids and their serum levels, body fat, obesity, infections, and inflammations have a role to play in the development of atherosclerosis and are high-risk factors for the development of atherosclerosis.... risk factors like infection, inflammation, and smoking can lead to epithelial injury and elevated lipid levels encourage the formation of plaque loaded with lipids and initiate the formation of clot or thrombus.... The impaired blood flow as a result of the occlusion, if not reversed immediately can lead to ischemia of the involved tissues and death of the tissues....
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Poor lifestyles and eating habits are only adding to the problem by enhancing the risk factors associated with CHD.... (The Aetiology and Epidemiology of cardiovascular disease, 2005).... This total block of blood flow in the coronary artery causes a lack of availability of oxygen to the heart muscles leading to myocardial infarction or heart attack with the likelihood of death.... Obesity is not just a risk factor for CHD it is also a risk factor for diabetes mellitus....
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Cardiovascular diseases are linked to a number of risk factors that contribute to their high incidence in industrialized countries, risks like elevated blood pressure, smoking, obesity, diabetes mellitus, metabolic syndrome, and dyslipidemia as one of the major factors that are contributing to cardiovascular morbidity and mortality (NCEP 2002).... One of the most important risk factors for cardiovascular diseases is high cholesterol and saturated fat that is incorporated in significant amounts in the everyday diet (Emberson et al....
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However, nutrition can have an effect on cardiovascular risk factors, where some nutrients increase the risk of cardiovascular disease while some nutrients lower the risk of cardiovascular disease (Esmaillzadeh 2008).... The most common risk factors in cardiovascular disease include increased stress levels, hypertension, physical inactivity, poor diet in addition to diabetes....
Vitamin E and CoQ10 are key protective measures of cardiovascular disease risk factors....
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