Heart Health Interview with Dr. Steven Nissen

Dr. Steven Nissen, a cardiologist at the Cleveland Clinic, discusses heart health. This is for an Examiner interview. This video is copyrighted property of FirstLine media. You may not copy, distribute, or claim as your own.

The questions are difficult to hear. The questions are as follows:

1. According to a recent Heart Health Survey by the Cleveland Clinic men are less likely than women to change their diet due to personal experience with heart disease. Why do you think that is?

2. The survey also uncovered what that the biggest negative influence on people’s diet choices is fast food and vending machines. What are some other culprits that keep us from eating healthy?

3. How does living a healthier lifestyle and eating right help to prevent heart disease?

4. How much and what type of exercise is recommended to reduce the risk of heart disease?

5. Why is blood pressure and cholesterol as important to monitor as weight and waist size?

6. Is there anything that I'm not asking that you think my readers should know?

The website he mentioned:

cle.clinic/loveyourheart