A serious condition, coronary artery disease can go unnoticed for decades – until you experience a blockage or heart attack. At Unison, we’re committed to diagnosing the problem early and preventing complications through holistic measures, so your heart can remain healthy and strong for years to come.
Many of our Los Angeles patients ask us if their coronary artery disease can be reversed. And the answer is, absolutely! This condition is very much influenced by your lifestyle. Just as your lifestyle choices can contribute to coronary artery disease – they can also treat it. As such, with the right treatment approach, lifestyle changes and healthcare partner, it is definitely possible to reverse your condition and restore your optimal heart health.
Although these changes are extremely effective in treating coronary artery disease, we understand that it’s difficult for many of our Los Angeles patients to get used to their new lifestyle. As such, we’re here to help you through these adjustments every step of the way, to ensure that you stick to your treatment plan and are able to get your heart back in optimal shape.
In treating and attempting to reverse your coronary artery disease, we will first recommend a number of important lifestyle changes. For example, we may advise you to quit smoking, adopt a new healthy diet, exercise regularly, lose weight and learn stress reduction techniques. Depending on your unique circumstances, we may also recommend consuming more fish and flax to reap the anti-inflammatory benefits of omega-3 fatty acids. And finally, we will likely prescribe a custom blend of herbal remedies and supplements that are proven to have a positive effect on coronary artery disease, and may help you to reverse your condition and prevent complications from developing.
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