1:33:55 - Where is the "second heart" located in the human body?

Dr. Shadi Haboush, a consultant cardiologist and interventional cardiologist, reveals the unknown facts about cardiovascular diseases in this episode of the "Tell Me Medicine" podcast. He discusses why fatal attacks have suddenly increased, even among young people and women, and how one simple action in the first few minutes can save your life and the lives of your loved ones.

Should you chew aspirin or swallow it immediately if you feel threatened? 💊
What is the "silent sock sign," and what does leg hair loss reveal? 🧦
Can one fast-food meal paralyze your arteries for four hours? 🍔
How can a single ten-minute fit of anger be as dangerous as smoking an entire pack of cigarettes? 🚬 And what is the "second heart" in your body? Can the heart break emotionally and literally? 💔

We also discuss the hidden symptoms of angina in women, erectile dysfunction as an early warning sign of blocked arteries years in advance, the dangers of checking your phone immediately upon waking at 6 AM, and the truth behind the accusations against meat and eggs versus the real dangers of processed meats and expiration dates.

This episode serves as a comprehensive medical guide to saving lives, answering questions that touch upon the details of your daily life and revealing the difference between common myths and what is supported by medical evidence.

Episode Topics:

0:00:00 - The Secrets of the Silent Heart Disease
0:01:11 - The World's Number One Killer
0:02:16 - A 30-Minute Delay Ended Her Life
0:04:23 - The Hand Grip Test and Your Heart Health
0:07:04 - Symptoms of Hidden Stroke in Women
0:11:34 - The Only Genetic Test to Detect Hereditary Risk
0:14:16 - The Secret Behind the Rise of Heart Attacks Among Young People
0:18:36 - The Immediate Rescue Plan When You Experience Chest Pain
0:23:04 - The Truth About Aspirin: When Does It Save Lives and When Does It Harm?

0:26:48 - Coughing to Save Lives During a Heart Attack: Myth or Fact?

0:26:48 0:27:47 - The Secret Behind Heart Attacks at 6 AM
0:31:27 - An Unexpected Sign in Your Feet Reveals a Weak Heart
0:34:10 - A Strange Indicator in Your Toes Reveals Ischemia
0:37:54 - The Unexpected Secret of the Blue Pill and Arterial Health
0:40:11 - The Common Virus That Increases the Risk of a Heart Attack 6 Times
0:44:25 - The Forgotten Annual Vaccine for Heart Attack Prevention
0:45:08 - Hidden Toxic Fats Despite Appearing Slim
0:47:54 - The Best Investment for Heart Protection and the Truth About Weight Loss Injections
0:50:14 - The Truth About Accusing Red Meat and Fat of Destroying Arteries
0:53:35 - The Famous Meal That Cuts 30 Minutes Off Your Life
0:57:54 - A List of the Most Dangerous Processed Foods for Arteries
0:59:50 - Arterial Paralysis for 4 Hours Due to One Meal
1:03:04 - The Shocking Effect Fast Food vs. Smoking
1:05:06 - The Truth About Coffee and the Sugary Drink Trap
1:07:41 - The Heart Health Supplement Myth and the Truth About Vitamins
1:10:43 - The Secrets of Cholesterol: Is It Really the Number One Enemy?

1:19:08 - Clearing Eggs of the Charge of Destroying Heart Arteries
1:20:45 - The Danger of a Single Anger Outburst Compared to Smoking
1:23:50 - Broken Heart Syndrome: How Shocks Literally Break the Muscle

1:27:44 - The Heart's Memory and the Messages of 40,000 Nerve Cells to the Brain
1:31:54 - The Impact of Social Isolation and Loneliness on the Risk of Heart Disease
1:33:55 - Where Is the "Second Heart" Located in the Human Body?

1:36:23 - The Body's Essential Muscles to Protect the Heart from Stopping
1:37:19 - When Does Exercise Become a Cause of Sudden Death? 1:41:49 - A home stair test to detect heart weakness in two minutes

1:42:43 - The dangers of sleep apnea and its link to strokes

1:47:17 - The alarming effect of staying up all night on the heart's arteries

1:48:55 - What happens inside the arteries the moment you light a cigarette?

1:50:34 - The shocking truth about the effects of nicotine on the brain and heart

1:53:42 - Hookah and vaping: A health disaster equivalent to hundreds of cigarettes

1:56:37 - How can oral and gum bacteria cause a sudden heart attack?