EMAIL 09 (Myth-buster): Half of heart attacks: normal cholesterol

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  1. Normal cholesterol, still a heart attack
  2. If not cholesterol, then what?
  3. Half of them had normal cholesterol
Preview text: Roughly half of heart attack patients have normal cholesterol. So what else matters?

Hi {{first_name}},

I was stunned to learn that roughly half of the people who have a heart attack have normal cholesterol levels.

If cholesterol were the whole story, you would expect that number to be much lower, which raises the question of what else is going on.

That question sits at the centre of a docuseries called The Untold Story of Heart Disease. Over 40 cardiologists, doctors and nutrition experts share their views, and many of them argue that it's worth looking well past a single cholesterol number. They talk about what cholesterol actually does in the body, the difference between small, dense LDL and large, fluffy LDL, and why a simple lipid test is now seen as outdated.

[Add a sentence of your own about what you were always told about cholesterol]

The series is part of Heart Disease Code by filmmaker Matt Carter, which also includes the nine-step ebook and a testing guide of modern heart tests to discuss with your doctor.

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If you've been keeping an eye on your cholesterol for years, this will give you a much fuller picture to take into your next appointment. It's $19.95 at the moment (normally $99.95) with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

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To your health,
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