Is there a connection with anxiety and heart disease?
Are you feeling alittle off? Not quite right? Maybe your anxiety is affecting more than your mood. It can affect your heart function. At this time of year with less sunlight, holiday bills and colder temperatures, most people don't feel their best. You might be low in Vitamin D3 and you might be low in oxygen.
A recent study sought a correlation between anxiety disorders and various cardiovascular diseases. They studied a variety of anxiety disorders such as anxiety, phobic anxiety, PTSD on the risk of cardiovascular mortality, heart failure, atrial fibrillation, coronary heart disease and stroke.
The study encompassed 46 cohort studies with over 2 million participants.
The researchers found that anxiety significantly correlated with an elevated risk of cardiovascular mortality, coronary heart disease and heart failure.
Anxiety disorder was not associated with atrial fibrillation or major cardiovascular events. Phobic anxiety disorders showed the highest association with risk of coronary heart disease and PTSD showed the highest with stroke risk.
Although significant correlations were shown there is no proven causation.
Safe and effective ozone therapies are also beneficial for better heart health.
At Second Nature, we approach anxiety disorders differently. We start with your diet and remove all inflammatory foods. We will recommend an exercise program that will work for you. Each person is different. We compound amino acid formulas to address anxiety in our IV therapy. We have specially formulated supplements that will stabilize your brain chemistry without any harsh side effects.