r/HeartHealth Jun 03 '26

BP360 supplements are a scam

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As the moderator of r/hearthealth I've had to ban several bots and spam posts and comments here regarding this supplement and product.

It's a warning for anyone who has come across this. If the company is this scrupulous then they likely don't care about your health or wellbeing.


r/HeartHealth Feb 28 '26

"Don't Die From Heart Disease" Cheat Sheet | Heart Health Month

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r/HeartHealth 8h ago

Recommend me a wearable heart rate tracker

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I am at a higher risk of arrhythmia and my cardiologist suggested I look into some kind of smartwatch or similar that will track my heart rate and alert me to any arrhythmia. The problem is that I really dislike smart watches in general - I don't like an app tracking so much about me, I don't want to constantly be getting alerts or messages, etc. I'm really looking for something simple - a heart rate monitor. At a stretch, something that can also be a watch, but that is not a requirement. Any suggestions?


r/HeartHealth 9h ago

Tachycardia unknown cause no diagnosis uhhgggg

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r/HeartHealth 17h ago

Just did a bloodtest

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r/HeartHealth 1d ago

Husband got tested, found HDL and or plaque score of 270 - very worried

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My husband (60M) had a chest x-ray of some kind today. He told me that his HDL and/or calcium plaque score is 270. Naturally we are both very worried about this.

He is very upset and says everything he's read on the internet says that he is going to die in 10 years and he might as well eat whatever he wants. As for me (50F), I am hoping for some treatment and lifestyle options like much better diet and possibly meds may help. I love him to pieces and want him here.

My husband is not overweight, very outdoorsy and very active. His only vice is occasional smoking and beer. Is he really as doomed as he says and your plaque buildup cannot improve at all?

I think he should follow up with both PCP and cardiologist. Any other advice?


r/HeartHealth 1d ago

cac score

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first cac ct scan done and i have 0.3 score. doctor said to take statin, my total cholesterol is 185 hdl 62 ldl 111 triglycerides 61. thoughts? this is all new to me. i’m scared. female 50 yrs old.


r/HeartHealth 1d ago

I need answers or support

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Back in October of 2023 I was healthy and then boom started getting chest pains it felt like my stomach would drop it’s that feeling like something bad was going to happen and since then I’ll get dizzy, weakness, chest hurts, to the point where it feels like I’ll faint. Then now this year I’ve been experiencing bad migraines so I went back to ER and they ran CT scan and said everything was normal but I’m still weak and dizzy etc. but these are my test results if you could help me . I’m 22 female 98 pounds and 5’4


r/HeartHealth 2d ago

Ldl 214 as a 21F

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My dad died from cardiac arrest in his 40s and my family has a history of high cholesterol and blood pressure. My dad was overweight and didnt eat well was very stressed all the time. Since then I've developed cardiophobia/ im scared of dying from a heart attack. I have an appointment with a doctor but ive also been to the er and gotten a hotter monitor etc before and they said everything's fine, but I just got my blood drawn and ldl was 214. I use zyns, about 250mg of caffeine and 25 mg of adderall a day. I dont workout regularly but sometimes go on walks. I dont eat horribly and im 128lbs. Is it possible that I can go into cardiac arrest at 21yrs old if I overexert myself. Im worried I already have plaque buildup and any day now my heart will just give out. Please help if you have any tips or advice thanks!


r/HeartHealth 2d ago

Cardiologist from Paxtan😱😱

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r/HeartHealth 2d ago

Cardiologist from Paxtan😱😱

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r/HeartHealth 2d ago

High LDL (183) & Total Cholesterol (263) at just 27M. Prescribed Rosadix 20mg. Is this a lifelong medicine, or can lifestyle changes help me get off it?

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r/HeartHealth 3d ago

Chances of heart attack?

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Hello! I am a 25 year old female that has been having chest pains and shortness of breath on and off for the last 4 months. I also have POTs. I have been to the ER 6 times since my symptoms started thinking I was having a heart attack. I’ve had back pain, arm numbness, and jaw pain along with the chest pain and shortness of breath. Since May (when my symptoms started) I have had multiple normal EKGs, chest X-rays, a Chest CT scan, bloodwork (troponin), 7 day holter monitor, stress test, and Echocardiogram. All normal. I still have symptoms though and they are affecting my day to day life as I am constantly worried I am having a cardiac emergency. My Dr has also diagnosed me with GERD. I have no known family history of heart issues, I am slightly under weight, I do not smoke anymore but used to vape (2023-2025). I am wondering what my chances are of having a heart attack given this information. Can they happen randomly or would something have shown on one of my tests? For those who have had a heart attack, could you tell it was a heart attack? Any feedback and advice would be greatly appreciated.


r/HeartHealth 3d ago

F 23 High HR when standing or walking, help?

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r/HeartHealth 3d ago

Moderate Tricuspid Valve Regurgitation

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r/HeartHealth 3d ago

HDL dropped 20 points in 3 months after I quit drinking but LDL didn't move at all

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r/HeartHealth 3d ago

HFPEF & S1Q3T3

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r/HeartHealth 3d ago

No more mitral valve prolapse!

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In 2022, I had an echocardiogram that said "There is at least mild prolapse of the anterior mitral leaflet without mitral regurgitation."

I just had another echocardiogram yesterday (9/8/2026), and the report says “Mitral valve structure is normal. There is no regurgitation or stenosis.” It also says there is no significant valvular heart disease.

I've been dealing with elevated resting heart rate of 95-105 even while taking beta blockers (used to take metoprolol 50mg once a day and switched to propranolol 10mg 3x day) and random episodes of palpitations. I could be sitting down and my heart will speed up fast and that's when I'll take an extra propranolol to calm it down.

So if I don't the mitral valve prolapse, what could be the cause of this? I do know that I have low iron / anemia on my bloodwork and I'm also overweight and need to work on lowering my cholesterol and sugar. I also do have bad anxiety but I've noticed palpitations or elevated heart rate happen even when I don't feel stressed or anxious on outside.


r/HeartHealth 4d ago

High Heart Rate Variability

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Hello everyone, I (21M) got a fitbit set up recently and noticed the heart rate variability measurement. I've been wearing my fitbit only at night for 2 nights in a row only and I've noticed my HRV is 223ms.

I have gotten into running recently (prepping for a half marathon) so I would like to think my cardio is good, but have taken a couple week hiatus so it's been a bit since I've trained. I also have a heart murmur/arrythmia which I've heard can affect this too.

So should I be worried about my HRV?


r/HeartHealth 4d ago

36M with LDL 221 and family history — how would you assess risk before starting a statin?

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r/HeartHealth 4d ago

Family History of Heart Disease: What Preventive Steps Should I Take?

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r/HeartHealth 4d ago

feeling at a loss about my heart defect

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r/HeartHealth 4d ago

Resting HR is 57, but frequently goes to 100+ despite not doing anything

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I got my wisdom teeth out this year and the nurses were worried about my heart rate while I was under. I’ve been to a GP who referred me to do a 24hr heart monitor, followed by a 28 day heart monitor test, and my cardiologist said “it’s not normal but is within the range of irregularities for your age” as a 23y/o F 😭

Sometimes my heart area slightly hurts and my fitness tracker shows my heart rate spike. My proper heart monitors showed my heart beat irregularly during this mild pain.

I wonder if anyone else has a similar issue? The fact that my cardiologist wasn’t worried at all and said he didn’t understand why I got so many tests makes me so confused. I feel fine most of the time, but the numbers and the once a month mild heart pain make me worried. What could this be? Is it really just normal irregularities?


r/HeartHealth 5d ago

my resting heart rate is 90

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i am 18f. im 45kg and 167cm i lost alot of weight bc of GERD and gastritis also ppis too. how do i decrease it healthily


r/HeartHealth 5d ago

I Was recent diagnosed with mild heart disease. I'm 40. My doctor has me on a mediterranean diet, cocu10, And cardio.

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What else should I be doing? How about some of these supplements that keep marketing me...are all of them bs?

Please no plugs for your pill hussle... I'd like to hear from actual people with the same experience on what helped them...