Atherosclerosis: The Non-Healing Wound Theory
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- Discover why atherosclerosis may be better understood as a chronic, non-healing wound driven by inflammation, infection, oxidative stress, and impaired tissue repair rather than simply cholesterol accumulation.
- Understand the surprising connection between oral health, chronic infections, vitamin C depletion, and the development of arterial plaque and cardiovascular disease.
- Learn about three often-overlooked laboratory markers—lipoprotein(a), cardiac C-reactive protein, and uric acid—and why they may provide valuable insight into cardiovascular risk long before symptoms appear.
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