The Heart Solution: Uncovering the HPA Axis: Your Body's Answer to Preventing and Reversing Heart Disease

In 1936, a European scientist discovered a breakthrough in health, that has virtually gotten unnoticed in traditional medical literature and in mass media.

This scientist discovered the way the human body reacts and responds to stress, can have tremendous effects in who is susceptible to heart disease and who isn't.

It's known as the HPA Axis - a simple neuroendocrine response the body produces to prevent cardiac events from occurring.

If you've heard of the "Fight or Flight" Response from school you may know what we are discussing -- however until now, no one knew how important a role it could play in PREVENTING HEART DISEASE.

And yet, despite Heart Disease being the #1 killer for Americans, it seems that most doctors turn to expensive (and sometimes harmful) medications and surgeries first, before exploring other therapies.


Because there was so little information, and seeing the positive effects it had on our patients, we knew we needed to get this information out to the general public.

So we put together a guide, which we believe is THE DEFINITIVE RESOURCE in helping you and your family get a hold of heart disease.

And this guide isn't just theory, it involves practical applications that you can do today to prevent heart disease.

What it does involve are simple daily strategies that you can implement now, and prevent, and perhaps REVERSE the effects of heart disease.

Here is what you will learn in "The Heart Solution: Uncovering the HPA Axis: Your Body's Answer to Preventing and Reversing Heart Disease"

How to Maintain a Proper Balance in Your Life

Understanding the HPA Axis

Is Stress Always Bad? No! We will tell you how it can actually help you

Acute and Chronic Levels of Stress

11 Warning Signs of Stress Overload (Not knowing this could be hazardous to your health!)

Deciphering The Biological Link between Psychological Stress and Cardiovascular Diseases

7 Ways to Adopting a Healthier Lifestyle

Stress and Cortisol—a Dangerous Combination

Examining the Fight or Flight Response

6 Ways to Get a Grip on Your Response to Stress (and Your Heart)

Why Exercising Alone is Not the Goal to Heart Disease

The Three Best Types of Exercise for Your Heart

Stress Management and Treatment Options

Does Acupuncture and Yoga Help?

Counseling: Its Role in Heart Disease

7 Stress-Free Tips for Daily Relief

How to Prevent Stress-Related Heart Disease

and Much, Much More!

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About the Author:

Dr. Ahvie Herskowitz

I am an experienced physician scientist and executive with a strong entrepreneurial and management track record.

Over the past 15 years, I have led, developed and grown innovative, sustainable health care non-profit organizations that have domestic and worldwide social impact -- including co-Founding the Institute for OneWorld Health, the first non-profit pharmaceutical company in the US, and directing the Ischemia Research & Education Foundation, dedicated to saving lives in the setting of cardiac and complex non-cardiac surgery.

I have a strong clinical and academic background in medicine, cardiology, pathology and immunology, spanning my career at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine, Yale University Medical Centers and The Johns Hopkins Hopkins Medical Centers.

I am currently Director and Founder of the Anatara Group and Adjunct Clinical Professor of Medicine at UC San Francisco.