Cardiovascular Health

About Heart Disease: The Warning Signs Women Miss by K. I. Owen

Heart disease is the leading killer of women worldwide. Yet most women have no idea their symptoms look nothing like what they’ve seen in movies and TV shows.

No dramatic chest-grabbing. No sudden collapse. Women’s warning signs are quieter — and far more deadly because of it. Jaw pain. Fatigue. Nausea. A vague sense that something is wrong. Symptoms that are routinely dismissed as anxiety, stress, or simply getting older.

Heart Disease: The Warning Signs Women Miss is the book every woman needs before she needs it. It explains how heart disease develops differently in women, why the medical system has historically missed it, and what specific signs to watch for — in yourself and in the women you love.

Clear, urgent, and potentially life-saving, this book gives women the knowledge that could make all the difference.

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About Reverse Heart Disease: No Lifelong Suffering, Address the Root Cause – Not the Associated Cause

Stop managing symptoms and start addressing the source. In Reverse Heart Disease, Dr. Balaram Dhotre uses his extensive background in pharmaceutical drug design and cellular nutrition to challenge the status quo of cardiovascular care.

Most conventional treatments focus on “associated causes” like high cholesterol, but Dr. Dhotre argues that to truly heal, we must address the “root cause” at a cellular level. Drawing on scientific research and his expertise in drug development, he explains how proper molecular support—specifically through Vitamin C, Lysine, and Proline—can restore arterial health and prevent lifelong suffering. This book is a must-read for anyone seeking a scientific, evidence-based pathway to reversing heart disease and regaining a life of vitality.