Heart disease remains the number one cause of death among women. Knowing the symptoms and the risk can help your chances of preventing and controlling heart disease. There are common symptoms of a heart attack for women that could vary when compared to men. The symptoms include nausea, neck and shoulder pain, dizziness, fatigue, and shortness of breath. The pain and tightness in the chest associated with a heart attack in women can indeed be more subtle then men and these symptoms can be in addition to the usual chest pain associated with a heart attack.

Since the symptoms for a heart attack in women can seem to be unrelated, knowing your risk for heart disease will be essential in preventing a heart attack. The common symptoms that are found in men and women like weight, high blood pressure, and cholesterol levels remain the same, but there are more factors that effect women and pose a greater risk for heart disease. Stress and depression, metabolism issues, post menopause estrogen levels and smoking increase a woman's chance for heart disease and a heart attack. Exercising good judgment, knowing your family history, and keeping in touch with your physician by having an annual physical will help you prevent or treat heart disease.

The heart is an amazing muscle that keeps us going, it's one of the most important things in your life you can take care of and any steps towards heart disease prevention. In women, hormones and the heart and as we age the loss of hormones and essential proteins directly effect our health. Glutathione is a protein our bodies produce in the liver that effects our overall health. Health news has indicated that in order to help keep this essential protein in our bodies and to help with the prevention of common diseases and disorders using supplements can help maintain this essential protein. Trust me on this....You don't want to miss this one. I strongly urge you to go to the next page because it will be the most important message you will ever read for your condition- http://www.GXLTeam.com You will need to put in your email address on the next page to access the video. This is not medical advice; we don't treat or cure diseases or conditions. We support the structure and function of the body so it can heal itself.