Heart Disease FAQ released by Consumer Advisory Council

(PRLEAP.COM) December 22 — Whether you’re concerned about your own heart health or seeking information because someone in your family may be suffering from heart disease, the Heart Disease FAQ may provide the information you are seeking. Produced by the Consumer Advisory Council, the Heart Disease FAQ provides easy to read and understand information about heart disease, its treatments, and prevention.

As of 2002, more than 23 million adults in America (11.2%) suffered from heart disease with an additional 20 million seeking physician assistance for heart disease related problems. Through the Heart Disease FAQ, the Consumer Advisory Council hopes to better inform the public about this problem in time for those who may be developing heart disease to take preventive action.

The Heart Disease FAQ provides a foundation for those who feel they may have experienced those symptoms to seek professional advice and obtain more indepth information from other sources. Through clear and easily understood explantions, consumers can learn about heart disease, heart attack, cholesterol, angina, acid reflux and much more. The Heart Disease FAQ does not provide medical advice, rather it helps readers to understand the signs and symptoms of heart disease and how to avoid it.

If you feel you may have heart disease or are concerned about someone close to you who may be experiencing heart disease, take time to review the Heart Disease FAQ. For those who may still have questions, there are also many links to third party sources of information and advice.

For more information, visit:
The Heart Disease FAQ (http://heart-disease.atspace.com)
or the Consumer Advisory Council (http://www.consumeradvisorycouncil.org)

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