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Here’s Why Your Arteries are Calcifying and Turning into Bone

Dr. Brett Berner
6 min readNov 7, 2022

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Introduction

In this article, we’ll see the primary reason your arteries are calcifying and potentially turning into bone.

Everyone knows that heart disease is the number 1 killer in the world. So, it is essential to discuss a nutritional aspect of this problem that gives you something you can do about it.

This article will focus more on the calcium part of this problem than cholesterol or other factors.

Top signs of heart problems

Chest pain comes when you’re exercising, exerting yourself, or going through emotional stress. The chest pain is relieved when you rest, and that’s a good sign that you may have an underlying heart problem.

Referred pain: Pain is referred to your left shoulder or arm or even your back and jaw. Remember that your heart is slightly on your left side, so it can refer to pain in that area.

Heartburn: You can experience symptoms akin to heartburn without really having heartburn. You could just have a burning feeling in your chest that has nothing to do with acid.

Shortness of breath: You’ll experience shortness of breath when you engage in physical activity, like climbing the stairs or exercising.

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Dr. Brett Berner
Dr. Brett Berner

Written by Dr. Brett Berner

Upper Cervical Chiropractor in Lutz, FL. Schedule a complimentary consultation: text CONSULT to 813-578-5889 or www.foundationschedule.com

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