Dear Jimi,
Happy Sunday! Ready to discover something new about your health?
You would not believe what Gwen went through.
She was sixty-six, and she was the one everybody leaned on... bringing up her granddaughter, making her dance costumes, walking the dog twice a day.
Then her son died.
She got through the funeral and most of the wake, then quietly said she felt shaky and went home.
Within the hour, she could not breathe, her heart was pounding, and a pain was spreading into her neck and jaw...
...She spent a week in hospital, six days of it on oxygen.
She buried her son, tried to carry on, but her heart had taken more than it could hold, and that is what the experts call takotsubo, or broken heart syndrome.
Under enough emotional strain, the heart stops pumping the way it should...
...And that alone can tip a person into heart failure with no blockage and nothing wrong on the charts...
...Your heart cannot tell the difference between a physical strain and an emotional one.
Which is why the months after a cardiac scare are so much harder than anyone admits.
The artery gets fixed, the discharge papers get signed, and the fear that comes next is left entirely to you.
Around 1 in 8 heart patients are diagnosed with PTSD afterward, and that fear wears on your arteries the same way a blockage does.
Which is why at Zonia we released a brand-new free guide called
"One Specific Exercise to Decrease Cardiac Risk by 20%."
It is one special exercise, done three times a day, and it softens the stiffness in your arteries without a gym, a prescription, or a single thing to buy.
Go here to get your free copy of this new guide: "One Specific Exercise to Decrease Cardiac Risk by 20%."