Many patients with coronary heart disease do not have any of the conventional risk factors. About 25% of all heart attacks occur in people without high cholesterol, high blood pressure, diabetes and who do not smoke.

While it is important for us to test and monitor or blood cholesterol, 35% of heart attacks occur in people with normal total cholesterol levels.

Are there other risk factors that we have not screened? In response to this question, the scientific community has been identifying other risk factors for heart disease.

There have been many candidates, but of all the new risk factors identified, HOMOCYSTEINE has been a PROVEN KILLER.

Homocysteine is now a proven independent risk factor for cardiovascular disease. Is this SILENT KILLER residing within you?