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The fourth—and possibly most controversial—“F”of cholesterol: Pharmacy.
Cholesterol medication isn’t one-size-fits-all.

The right decision depends on your numbers, your overall cardiovascular risk, your health history and a conversation with your physician about the options available to you.

And yes—we’re going to talk about statins. The benefits, the concerns and the questions patients ask us every day.

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Heart disease doesn’t only happen to someone else—and prevention shouldn’t begin with an emergency.

If you don’t know your cardiovascular risk, make the appointment now.

Schedule with Dr. Samuel at samuelcardiology.com.

You can be active, feel healthy and still have heart-health risks worth understanding.

If you’re a woman in your 40s who has never had a cardiovascular evaluation, this is your sign to make time for prevention.

Book with Dr. Samuel at www.samuelcardiology.com.

The third F of cholesterol: “Physical Activity.”

Strength training gets a lot of attention—and for good reason. But when it comes to cholesterol, don’t forget good old-fashioned cardiovascular exercise.

Walking, swimming, dancing, biking, hiking, running—it all counts.

The goal isn’t to become an athlete. It’s to move more consistently in ways your heart can benefit from.
What’s your favorite way to get your heart rate up?

Save this for your next workout reminder, and share it with someone working on their cholesterol.

If you don’t know your numbers yet, schedule your screening through the link in our bio.

Next up: Pharmacy.