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Why “Normal” Cholesterol Doesn’t Mean a Healthy Heart

Heart disease doesn’t start with a heart attack — it often begins years earlier, even when cholesterol, blood pressure, and blood sugar look “normal.” In this video, Dr. Myra Reed, an internal medicine physician certified in functional medicine, explains why normal lab results do NOT always mean low heart risk. One of the most overlooked contributors to hidden heart disease is chronic stress — the kind that becomes your baseline and silently strains your heart, blood vessels, hormones, and nervous system over time. Learn how stress affects inflammation, blood pressure, blood sugar, sleep, and longevity hormones — and why early detection and personalized care can change the trajectory of your heart health. 👉 Subscribe for more conversations on longevity, prevention, and functional medicine.