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<blockquote data-quote="Guided_by_Voices" data-source="post: 183752" data-attributes="member: 15235"><p>[USER=14685]@Stukaz[/USER] , regarding "steroid", I believe that is referring to cortico-steroids, not anabolic steroids (although in excess they could create issues as well). As Dr. Kendrick explains in his series, strong anti-inflammatories interfere with the process of healing damage to blood vessels and have a very pro-CVD affect. I seem to remember prednisone being one of the worst.</p><p></p><p>I strongly suggest people interested in this topic read his entire series of blog posts including the comments. It has a lot of great insight I have not seen anywhere else. </p><p></p><p>Also, note that the top priority is to prevent heart attacks and strokes, not just CVD. These can occur in people with very little "heart disease", and optimal nutrition and avoiding chronic activation of the sympathetic nervous system seem to be strong candidates to minimize heart attacks.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Guided_by_Voices, post: 183752, member: 15235"] [USER=14685]@Stukaz[/USER] , regarding "steroid", I believe that is referring to cortico-steroids, not anabolic steroids (although in excess they could create issues as well). As Dr. Kendrick explains in his series, strong anti-inflammatories interfere with the process of healing damage to blood vessels and have a very pro-CVD affect. I seem to remember prednisone being one of the worst. I strongly suggest people interested in this topic read his entire series of blog posts including the comments. It has a lot of great insight I have not seen anywhere else. Also, note that the top priority is to prevent heart attacks and strokes, not just CVD. These can occur in people with very little "heart disease", and optimal nutrition and avoiding chronic activation of the sympathetic nervous system seem to be strong candidates to minimize heart attacks. [/QUOTE]
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