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14 | January 16, 2020 | 22nd century media healthy living<br />
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Get screened at Silver<br />
Cross Hospital and<br />
learn how to prevent<br />
heart disease<br />
Silver Cross Hospital’s<br />
Love Your Heart Screening<br />
is Feb. 22. One out of<br />
every four deaths in the<br />
United States is from heart<br />
disease; that’s why Silver<br />
Cross Hospital encourages<br />
area residents to reduce<br />
their risk of cardiovascular<br />
disease by following a<br />
healthy lifestyle and getting<br />
screened regularly.<br />
Take these steps now to<br />
adopt a heart-healthy<br />
lifestyle by<br />
• Eating a healthy<br />
diet (limit fat, sugar,<br />
salt; eat plenty of fruits<br />
and veggies)<br />
• Maintaining a healthy<br />
Body Mass Index<br />
• Doing 2.5 hours of moderate<br />
exercise every<br />
week. (Even 10-minute<br />
increments of brisk<br />
walking can help keep a<br />
heart healthy).<br />
• Learning your numbers<br />
(blood pressure and cholesterol<br />
levels).<br />
Best of all, on Saturday,<br />
Feb. 22, one can find out<br />
how healthy their heart<br />
is for just $45 at the hospital’s<br />
Love Your Heart<br />
screening. The baseline<br />
cardiac risk assessment<br />
will include measurements<br />
of total cholesterol including<br />
HDL and LDL levels,<br />
blood glucose level,<br />
triglyceride level, blood<br />
pressure and body fat; and<br />
a 12-lead EKG.<br />
Guests will also receive<br />
a heart-healthy breakfast,<br />
important health information,<br />
giveaways and more.<br />
Plus, free lectures by<br />
heart specialists will discuss<br />
ways to minimize<br />
your heart disease risk factors,<br />
eat healthier and exercise.<br />
Seating is limited so register<br />
early for Love Your<br />
Heart at silvercross.org<br />
or by calling (888) 660-<br />
HEAL (4325).<br />
Get your heart scanned<br />
Calcification in the coronary<br />
arteries is the earliest<br />
indicator of heart disease.<br />
The good news is that<br />
calcium artery scoring at<br />
Silver Cross Hospital and<br />
Silver Cross Health Center<br />
in Homer Glen can predict<br />
heart disease long before<br />
symptoms even start.<br />
Calcium artery scoring<br />
is a quick, painless exam<br />
that uses high-speed CT<br />
scanning to measure calcium<br />
deposits in one’s heart.<br />
It’s ideal for men over age<br />
45 and women over age<br />
55 who smoke, have high<br />
blood pressure, high cholesterol<br />
or a family history<br />
of premature coronary artery<br />
disease.<br />
The scan produces a<br />
score that identifies one’s<br />
level of calcium deposits.<br />
A higher score means one<br />
has more plaque in your<br />
coronary arteries, putting<br />
one at greater risk for a<br />
heart attack. Find out your<br />
risk and what you can do<br />
to lower it.<br />
Who should get screened<br />
• Family history of heart<br />
disease<br />
• High cholesterol<br />
• High blood pressure<br />
• Smoking habit<br />
• Physically inactive<br />
• Diabetic<br />
• Overweight<br />
• Men over 45<br />
• Women over 55 (postmenopausal)<br />
To schedule your $49<br />
Heart Scan today, call<br />
(815) 300-SCAN.<br />
Submitted by Silver Cross<br />
Hospital, 1900 Silver Cross<br />
Blvd. For more information,<br />
silvercross.org