
UdemyModule 0 is a free preview designed to introduce the HEARThrive approach before committing to the full 12-module series (also free on Udemy). It gives a sense of the content, structure, and teaching style so you can decide whether the rest is worth your time.
Each subsequent module tackles one strategy for lowering heart disease and chronic disease risk, including routine blood testing, diet, cholesterol and statin drugs, exercise, vitamins and supplements, calcium scans and other diagnostics, prescription medication considerations, the overlap between heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer's, chronic inflammation and gut health, genetic risk, stress and aging, and the role of hormones, toxins and environment.
Anyone wanting an accessible, module-by-module orientation to heart disease prevention, without assuming prior medical knowledge. This preview is the right starting point before deciding which of the twelve topic-specific modules to prioritize.
HEARThrive Module 0 is an introductory free course that introduces you to the HEARThrive "brand," so to speak. You will get a taste of the content, the layout, and the instructor's style. This will help you determine whether you wish to watch any or all of the subsequent 12 modules, all FREE by the way (to be available on Udemy). Each module will focus on a new health strategy to help you prevent or minimize the risk of getting heart disease or other significant chronic diseases. Module 1 describes the best routine blood tests to get to monitor heart disease risk. Module 2 explains how a proper diet can help keep heart disease away. Cholesterol and statin drugs, used to lower cholesterol, are the focus of Module 3. Exercise plays a role in heart health, and that's covered in Module 4. Vitamins and supplements are controversial, but some well-selected choices could be beneficial, as explained in Module 5. Did you know there is a simple and safe procedure called a calcium scan that can tell you immediately about your heart disease risk? That and other diagnostic procedures are described in Module 6. If you are taking prescription drugs, pay special attention to Module 7. Certain aspects of heart disease, diabetes and Alzheimer's are related and you could learn to tackle all three at once when you watch Module 8. Chronic inflammation contributes to the incidence of heart disease and your gut health, we are learning, may be involved in the process, as you'll see in Module 9. How big a role do your genes play in heart disease? Look for answers in Module 10. Stress and aging well is the focus of Module 11 and you'll discover you have a lot of personal control here. Finally, in Module 12, you will understand how hormones, toxins and your environment impact your risk of heart disease.
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