BaleDoneen Method
Once you discover that a CURE exists for heart attacks, strokes, type-2 diabetes, dementia and more, how can you NOT offer this to your patients or demand this level of care as a patient!
In our healthcare system today, the vast majority of providers are trained to treat end-stage disease. In the world of cardiology, for example, most cardiologists are interventional cardiologists. This means they have been trained to intervene once arterial disease is causing a serious problem like a heart. attack. Sadly, this is also referred to as “standard of care”. The BaleDoneen Method aims to prevent the disease and prevent the disease from causing a serious problem!
Patients are looking for Providers that they like and trust, individualized care options, and care that meets their needs! That’s what the BaleDoneen Method is all about.
- “We’re doing everything for you that we can. You don’t need anything else.”
- “There’s no magic bullet for heart attack and stroke prevention.”
- “We’re following standard of care guidelines. You’re doing great.”
The goal is to help patients live life to the fullest by ensuring their “healthspan” matches their “lifespan.” This is achieved by identifying and addressing all root causes of arterial inflammation through individualized, genetically guided therapies, which control inflammation and stabilize or regress arterial disease.
Education
Yes, they are preventable! The BaleDoneen Method uses advanced laboratory and imaging tests, along with a personalized assessment, to uncover hidden signs of arterial disease or red flags for cardiovascular disease (CVD). Peer-reviewed studies have shown that this precision-medicine approach can halt, stabilize, and even reverse CVD, helping patients avoid heart attacks and strokes—even if they’ve experienced them before.
Yes! Many risks go undetected with standard testing. The BaleDoneen Method uses noninvasive, painless, and inexpensive tests to detect vascular disease and assess its stability. These tests include blood and urine analyses to measure inflammation, which often has causes beyond cholesterol. In fact, about 50% of heart attacks and strokes occur in people with normal cholesterol levels.
Nationally, only about 10% of providers offer these types of advanced tests, and even fewer offer all the tests recommended by BaleDoneen. This approach goes beyond the current standard of care and is often not included in conventional treatment plans, even though these tests are widely available and affordable.
- End-stage care: This involves emergent interventions after arterial disease has caused serious problems like a heart attack. Most cardiologists are trained as interventional cardiologists, focusing on this reactive approach.
- Preventative care: This focuses on preventing the disease or its progression. Preventative cardiologists work to avoid or stabilize arterial disease before emergent issues arise. However, preventative cardiology is a less common specialty.
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Red Flags
Risk Factors for Cardiovascular Disease:
While comprehensive testing at the Heart Attack & Stroke Prevention Center will give you the most precise assessment of your level of risk, there area number of known risk factors for cardiovascular disease — “red flags” — that may indicate an increased risk of heart attack, stroke, or diabetes:
- personal or family history of cardiovascular disease
- personal or family history of heart attack, stroke, or Type 2 diabetes
- diabetes (risk factor for heart attack and stroke)
- gestational diabetes
- elevated cholesterol
- nicotine use in any form
- secondary exposure to nicotine use (such as second-hand smoke)
- psychosocial issues such as depression, anxiety, or stress
- high blood pressure
- abdominal obesity
- sleep problems
- age (men over 40 and women over 50)
- gum disease
- erectile dysfunction
- rheumatoid arthritis
- lupus
- psoriasis
- migraine headaches
- gout
- polycystic ovaries
- hirsutism (facial hair growth in women)
- oligomenorrhea (changes in menstrual cycles)
- Hispanic or African-American descent
- osteoporosis
- pre-eclampsia
- breast cancer treatment
Any combination of these risk factors for cardiovascular disease may indicate increased risk for heart attack, stroke or diabetes. If you would like a more thorough evaluation of your risk or level of disease, please contact us.