Heart Health with Dr. Henry Sadlo.

Episode Transcript

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Listen. You could keep Paul McCartneyand John Lennon. You can keep Keith
Richards and Mick Jagger, give meDodd Johnson any day, and Tubbs and
Tims mister Tibbs, Tubbs, DoddJohnson there with heartbeating his radio eight forty
w h as Dwight witting my buddyDave Jennings rolling off through this Monday as

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our friend doctor Henry Sadlow comes in. One of the most popular things we
do on here is the Hard Healthsegment with Doctor Sadlow. Without fail,
every time we do this, someoneactually contacts him, has the scan done,
and oftentimes we've had listeners either needa stint or even go into an
operation without knowing. As I welcomein, we've got another special guest we'll

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talk to in just a second.But Doc Sadlow, good to see you,
man. Oh, hang on,Dwight's gonna make sure see you,
Dwight. So it's wonderful to behere today. And in the next couple
of months, I'll have people cometo my office and say I heard you
on the radio and I want toget a scan in, and then three
weeks later they flunk it. Theyget a stress test, they flunk it,

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they get a heart gath, theyget bypass surgery, and they say
that you and Tony and Dave helpsave their life. And so God bless
you all for doing this. Thisis preventive cardiology. We're talking about it.
Well, listen, and I rememberthat we had one listener go in,
thought everything was fine, wasn't overweight. He wound up having three out
of the four with major clogs.Obviously won't name him names because of the

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hippopotamus oath Sey docs. But Iwant to talk about what you do we
would call preventive cardiology. Yes,and and I'm grateful that I found out
about this. Uh. I foundout through Terry Miners. Listened to the
Terry Miners show. You were aguest, and they eventually came on here.

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And then I got mine done.I was always scared, scared to
death because in my eyes and inmy brain, your heart's a ticking time
bomb. You just don't know.And I was every time I felt the
pain and I started to get older, is it going to be a heart
attack? What's going on with me? I got mine done and I had
peace of mind, and thank god, everything was fine. But talk a

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little bit about preventive cardiology. Sowhat we're trying to do here is find
out if you and there's a lotof different heart problems, we're talking about
the number one killer of men andwomen coronary artery disease. So preventive cardiology
seeks to identify people that have cornaryartery plaque hardening of the arteries the other

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term, early in life so theycan do the right things. They can
be motivated to exercise, eat theproper diet, take a stating to slow
down plaque build up, but mostimportantly, to be aware that, yes,
I have cornary art disease. I'mraising my hand right now because I
do have some product. I haveno symptoms, but I know about it.
The biggest thing is if I havechest pain tonight at nine o'clock,

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I will not sit at home andthink it's indigestion. I will call nine
one one right to the hospital.So that's the advantage of knowing. In
the test, we always talk aboutthat you've had I've had, Terry's had,
Dave's had uh Tony's had the cornerycalcium scan. Now, as a
segue to that, I was alsogoing to segue about Birno's Pizza being voted

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number one best of Louisville yesterday.But anyway, as a segue, we
have a special guest today and sheand her husband are both dear friends of
mine. They came to Louisville towork here and to work in preventive cardiology.
And her husband's an invasive cardiologist,doctor UVA evasive cardi invasion that means

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you don't want to talk to him, but he'll come in your office and
talk to you no matter what aboutright, he'll put the cather in through
your wrist. And but we havedoctor Myron Mrin Shetty s ah G t
t Y who just joined University LouisvelleHealth and University Academic Teaching as a faculty
member last fall. Now let mebrag on her. Please, just trained
in Chicago for her cardiology fellowship.But then she went to Colombia New York

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Presbyterian in Manhattan to do a specialyear of non invasive imaging and CT coronary
calci CT cornary angiography, which isa fancy calcium scan with an injection to
look for the soft plaque. Nowthe cornery calcium scan that I do is
a ninety nine dollars test. It'sa basic test just to see where you

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are on the continuum. Then dependingon symptoms, you need further testing.
If you're asymptomatic and you have alow score, you may not. But
doctor Shetty studied and is an experton CT cornary angiography. So without further
Ado Dwight, let me shut upand let you to wonderful people talk.
Good morning, doctor Shetty, howyou doing. It's great to meet you.

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And you're also the director of theWomen's Health Programs University of Louisville.
Correct, Okay, let me jumpoff of that. I want to talk
about the difference between the scan we'retalking with him and the scan with you.
But first I want to talk tothe women for a second. Because
things get labels put on them.Heart attacks is one of them. For
whatever reason, it seems like that'sa male problem that all know it happens

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to males. Women have heart attackstoo. Talk about the risk for women
if you don't mind, absolutely,that's a great question, and that's a
huge misconception that heart disease is justabout men. But the fact is that
one in three women is going todie from a heart attack. We focus
on you know, the bikini areasfor women, breast cancer screening o bg

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YN screening, but one in twentyfive will die from breast cancer, whereas
one in three will die from heartdisease. Specific to women, one in
three ye will die in heart disease. It's a huge number, which is
why it's so important to spread awarenessabout women. And the thing with women
is women may present with chest painor you know, that sensation of an

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elephant sitting on their chest. Buta lot of times women have atypical symptoms,
especially if they're older or they havediabet things like feeling nauseous or indigestion,
that sense of impending doom that couldbe a precursor for a heart attack.
Really yes, sometimes just discomfort inthe shoulder blades that goes down your
arm. So very atypical symptoms,so it's much harder to detect. But

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that's why we want to raise awarenessfor women. So talk about the difference
between the calcium scores can that doctorSadlowe does and then what you do,
because it's very interesting, is itchecks for a different type of plaque as
well. Is that right? Yes? Exactly. So if you've had high
cholesterol for a very long time,that's going to start laying down in the

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blood vessels of your heart. It'ssoft and mushy, what we call soft
plaque. The body then goes andtries and calcifies that, so that's calcified
plaque. With a calcium score,what we can see is that calcified plaque,
but earlier, one step before thatis the soft, mushy plaque.
So first you can get a calciumscore to see if you even have cornio

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archy disease if you're between the agesof forty to seventy, but if you're
having symptoms of chest discomfort, insteadof jumping to a cardiac cat straight off
before what we would do is astress test. Okay, but the stress
test doesn't inform you to say whetheryou have plaque build up already. It
only tells you if it's obstructive.What if you have plaque build up,
you want to prevent going to thestage where you have a heart attack,

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And that's what a ct corny andigramdoes if done correctly, it's about sixty
ccs of contrast die and it's prettyquick. You give get a tablet of
metropolol to lower your heart rate.Go in, get the scan, not
painful at all, and then wesee beautifully each in every blood vessel of
your heart. Beautiful. Okay,let's go back to my friend doctor Henry

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said, Loo, I want totalk about it gave me peace of mind
getting in the calcium cornary. Yeah. But with that said, behavior goes
on and on and on and on. When am I due for the next
one? After you get one?And I think I scored like a fifteen
And you said that I had theheart of a superhero and that any other

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man might have died on the spot. But thankfully as strong as I am
and my heart was in such bettershape and superhuman that I was good.
But with that said, whence shouldyou get your next one? You get
one, you get clear, oryou have something done. Is I guess
it's not as arbitrary on you howyour heart health is. But in my
case or someone else's, when doyou get the next scan? Well,

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first of all, the best thingthat you had when you got your scan
is you were able to show yourwife Susan, that you had a heart
right, you had very mild earlyplaque. So but if you didn't know
that, you may not be ona stanton, or you may not be
watching your diet. You may notbe excising. So having said that,
there's one group that says, onceyou get a scan, you don't need

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another one. I don't necessarily believein that. Now, once you have
advanced plaque, let's tell the audiencewhat we're tough about. A simple,
non invasive You just lay on acat scan table for this ninety nine dollars
out of pocket test. There's noivy. It takes two minutes and then
it and then the computer generates ascore. So if you get a zero,
that's the only normal score. Ifyou get a score from one to

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ten, it's called minimal calcified plaque. Eleven to one hundred is mild plaque.
So that's you were in the earlycategory. I was in the moderate
that's one hundred to three ninety nine. Tony was at the upper end of
that. Tony and I are inthe same group. Over four hundred is
advanced. So I have the lowestnumber. By the way, Oh,
what was your number day? Itwas like five or so. Oh that's

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good, rock On. So backto your original question, it's reasonable to
consider a follow up in five years. Now, what that did for me,
I had a five year follow up. There are experts of Johns.
Hopkins was saying I didn't need it, But but what it did for me.
My score went from forty eight whenI was fifty five to two seventies.
So that caught my attention. Anduh, you know, and I

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know, you know, maybe someof the soft plat cut cows fied.
But anyway, what that motivated meto do is to double my statin dose,
to work on try to eat better, eat salmon two or three times
a week, reduce cow. Butalso I doubled my statin dose and I
doubled my aerobic exercise with the walls. Yeah, and you're constantly doing that,
and that's fantastic because you get thesegroups together. So for you,

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five years would be reasonable to consider. I don't force patients to have a
follow up, but I tell themthis is these are the pros and the
cons. But for me, itwas a great motivator. Now, if
you smoke cigarettes, try to quit. But if you're a cigarette smoker or
a brittle diabetic, you might wantto consider a follow up in three years,
especially if you get a zero scoreor if you're not on a statin,

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because this test probably the most helpfulthing is to help a doctor tell
a patient, a general medical doctortele a patient whether they should be on
a statin or not. More withdoctor Shetty here in just one second,
I got another question or comment foryou, and you were talking about behavioral
what you eat? Did you smoke? Man? I ate horribly. I
smoked and still drink. My behaviorwith heart attack one oh one. I

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lost seventy pounds of fat. Seventypounds, okay, and that's before that
was after I lost the seventy pounds, and then after that I wind up
getting this calcium score. So Igo in there and I think, man,
I'm gonna have the worst of theworst. Look at look at all
of the fried foods, look atall the fast foods. You've eaten,
your cigarette, smoking, the works. I go in and I get it

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fifteen. Now you and I knowguys that their skin is a rail.
You think they're the picture of health. And they go in arbitrarily, Yeah,
they all get it done. Docsad this big deal. They go
in and they get a horrible score. It's not it's not always things are
not always what they seem doc andthat's why you get the test. Now.
For example, this Saturday, ourgroup walked Cherokee Park Loop at ten

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thirty we had fourteen people. Thetwo fastest guys walking a fifteen minute per
mile pace. We'll call them Fredand Bill because that's what Brian Stanford called
it when we were But they bothhave had bypass surgery. If you look
at him, they don't have anextra pound. They look as fit as
can be. Bad genetics, soif you've got a family history, that's

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one of the number one reasons toconsider a cornery calcium skin if you're at
appropriate age. We used to saywomen at fifty five, men at forty
five at State of Kentucky. Wemissed too many people, so now we're
dropping men down to thirty five inselect cases, especially diabet extract and women
to forty. So we've changed thesethings, and nothing's written in stone.
There might be an exception to therule, but anyway, that's a generalization.

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So I would say five years foryou, since you don't smoke anymore,
you've lost a ton of weight,you're exercising, you do a great
job, and five years out youlook at and see what your score is
side whether maybe we work a littleharder on this. Maybe we go up
on your stand and does doctor Young, maybe he'll go doctor Scott Young,
my doctor. But just to kindof recap, listen up, loved ones

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on this. It doesn't matter whatyou look like. You could be in
the best shape is you can havezero let's ridiculous, ten percent body fat.
You could still be in danger justsimply because of genetics. You could
have eaten, say the proper thingsyour entire life. Exercise, just find
out, if not for you,find out for the ones that love you.

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If I shift again over here todoctor Shetty, Doctor Sheddy, you
had mentioned that women have different indicatorsof heart attack. I find that fascinating.
Why is that? And could yougo over those symptoms again one more
time? Absolutely so, they saywomen's hearts are more fragile, and there
is some truth to that because womenare not small men. Our hearts are

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just built different. So the caliberof the blood vessels that supply our herd
or smaller, and the walls ofour heart are thinner than men. So
the risk of complication is higher.And obviously because we have different types of
hearts. We manifest these differently.And just to reiterate things like, you
know, a sense of impending doom, nausea in the that doesn't go away,

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of fatigue that goes on for acouple of weeks. Don't ignore those
symptoms discomfort and your shoulder blade goingdown your arm. If you have any
of those, seek out of cardiologists. So we're talking to men and women.
Listen, get this coronary calcium scoredone just for peace of mind for
you, for peace of minds forthe one that you love. It's ninety

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nine dollars. And this is notany kind of endorsement. This is me
and Dave and Tony Terry. We'veall done this just for peace of mind
for us and for our loved ones. And like doctor Sadloe said, it's
a two minute test. It's easy, peasy, lemon squeazy more with the
two doctors. As a matter offact, we may take your calls at

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the bottom of the hour, sostick around for that. Plus they're gonna
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Stick Around, Reeling in the Yearswith Courtney Donahoe, that more with Doctor
Shaddy and Doctor Henry Sadlow. It'sall on the way news. Ready to
wait forty whas oh baby reeling inthe years. Oh, how I'm playing
this and screwing it up for everybody. Let's see if I can not screw

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it up this time, though you'rethe master, you'll be fine. No.
I screwed it up first day back. You guys were on a winning
streak, and then I come backand there it goes. So what I'm
just fingers crossed as the eighties,that's my best. No, it's totally
not Yes, it's you always sayit is hush woman. Hey, I

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want you to meet doctor Henry Sadlowand then doctor Shatty as well. Say
hi to Accortney Donaho in New York. Hi, Hi, Coordiney. I
love your dialogue with the boys here. I listened to it all the Hey,
she's a listen her married man,doctor Sadlow, get off over.
Okay, let's up. Let's doreally in the years, and doctor Shatty
and doctor Sadlow will hopefully help methrough this. These were all top twenty

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hits back in the day. Youknow them from whiter Shade of Pale.
This is procol hairm conquistador. Ihave never it could be late sixties,
then early seventies, seventies. I'msure it's con Guistador. I've never heard
the song. You haven't no rochaarm you know, you know has a.
John Lennon said, the wider shadeof the Pale was the great written

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here we Go, you know shotSo oh it's a good tune. Yeah,
it's terrible days as a Conquisa Door. Oh this is awful, okay,
Courtney, great, it was awful. Great coming from the woman that
doesn't like Eoo, no kid,I hate yellow. Oh little Neil Damond.

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So the seventies, I'm older thanyou, the early seventies, I
think, so seventy one, seventytwo, seventy three. Yeah, that's
what I'm thinking. Song song blue, It's like listening to it. It
is quite a song. Verse.Hey, Courtney, hearing you sing is
like hearing Picasso sing. You know, I had to do karaoke this past

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weekend. Oh ha got to OhI did my Hot Child in the city.
Oh Picasso loved Conquista Door by theway he is, Yes he did.
Okay, wasn't even born when allthese songs? Yeah, that's okay.
Can I ask what year you wereborn? Doctor Schette nineteen ninety wow
boy, A very bright youngster.Here, very bright youngster song co written

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by Jackson Brown and Glenn Fry.The Eagles take it easy. My my
underwear is older than you, DoctorChetti. Seventy four woman No earlier seventy
two, seventy three, seventy four. I don't think it's seventy one,
So she's a friend, mane Ittakes definitely between seventy and seventy five.

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Take it man, I don't likeseventy four or seventy five on this.
Okay, let's see if Derek andthe Dominoes changes your mind. It was
not clapped and yet Layla Layla songwritten for Paul McCartney's wife or Great George
Harrison's wife. I mean that hewas in love with I'm kind of going

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with seventy two here, seventy one, seventy two. I was thinking seventy
two, seventy three, so seventytwo maybe, I don't. I don't
know. I'm not what the Eaglesare like seventy three at the lowess,
What do you do you? NoEagles? No Eagles had stuff out earlier
than that seventy that they were definitelyearlier seventy three too, Yeah, did

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they Okay, Well, we can'tphone a friend, can't we? No.
County Calhoun and Terry Matters played alot of these discs on the radio.
They would know Brandy's a fine girl. She's a bartender, you see,
or her boyfriend is married to thesea. I could never ever hear
this song again in It's looking Glass. I could never ever ever in my

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life hear this song again? Whyburned down on it? Are you kidding
me? Oh? It's such agood tune. It's always played on Yeah,
it's always played on yacht rock andyou're a big yacht rock I'm a
huge yacht rock Yes, kidding me? Who sings this looking glass? Looking

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Glass? Do they have anything else? Break looking Glass? One? Hit
Wonder? Yeah? Yeah? Ilike low seventies, I like seventy three
so far. But you're a funsuch a bad good wife. You will
be such a bader. When don'twe go do our duet? Courtney Donahoe?

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I think of Captain of Tanil ormaybe I don't know, maybe maybe
I don't go breaking my heart EltonJohn and you know, yeah, I'll
do the Kiki. Yeah, Ineed to go with the deep. The
number one song July twenty second.Back in the day, was Bill Withers.
Then he called Tri State Men's Health. Were the eagles around of seventy

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two? They were Courtney might beread. I gotta lean on Courtney and
doctor Sadlo and me and doctor Shaddyare going to drink some tequila way over
here in this we were going betweenseventy one, she's working today, she's
working today. See, I wassaying seventy one to seventy two. You

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guys were saying seventy two. I'msaying seventy two to seventy three. Yeah,
so I don't know. I wouldgo split the difference. Well,
what's the difference seventy three? Dowe have a final? Seventy two?
Okay, seventy two? Then herelock us in as I grabbed my dinghy.
Yeah, because we went from seventyone to seventy three. So let's
hit the middle. I think itlater, but let's go. Okay,

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what's our answer? Courney don know? Nineteen seventy two Bill Withers Lean on
me was number one, July twentysecond, nineteen seventy two. Yeah,
oh wow, what about Okay?I told you, I told you the
Eagles. They were out earlier thanyou thought. Okay, why do you

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doctor Sadlan doctor Shaddy are in here. They are two very respected cardiologists.

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We're talking about heart health. Willtake your calls five seven one eighty four
eighty four five seven one eighty foureighty four. Just to recap, if
you're joining us, you might bein the best shape there is. You
may have ten percent body fat,it doesn't matter. Uh, my behavior
was horrible up until five years ago, smoking, eating fried foods, fast

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foods on and that was just reallybad. Now now my bit upgraded as
day say, he's just really bad. But my point is I went in
and I thought of man, whatis my cardio scan going to be?
And wound up not being that bad. But then there's guys that come in
here, they're running their exercise.They have horrible numbers that they put in,

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right, doctor Sadlloe, that's right. Yeah, we we just signed
them every day, So it doesn'tmatter what you look like on the outside.
It could be genetics five seven oneeighty four eighty four five seven one
eighty four eighty four. And justto let you know, we have doctor
Miron Mrin Shetty sah g t tY who's one of our new faculty members
and members at U of L Health. She's the director of the Women's Heart

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Center. So you know, thereare other things other than corner a disease
that women drink, menopause may havesome palpitation and stuff like that. So
ladies out there, this is foryou. Yeah, and that's another thing
I wanted to get to doctor Shetty, as if I shift over to you
again, we covered in the lasthalf hour, and if you didn't hear
it, please download the podcast andlisten. Heart attacks is not just if

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people visualize this as a male problem. It's a female problem too, in
a big way. Let's go toDan first and get his question for the
docs. Hey Dan, good morning. How you doing. Good morning.
I'm doing much better now. Ihad a I had I consider no symptoms,

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but I mean, I've just gottenback from Scotland where we walked all
over the place, climed a bunchof stars. Didn't have any real issues.
But talking to my doctor and listeningto doctor Sadloe on the radio,
I asked if she would refer mefor a cardiac calcium scan, which she
did, and it was twelve hundredand fifty Wow, wow in the advance.

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Within a week I was in thecardiologist office, and two weeks later
I was getting a cardiac cat andthey saw it eighty five percent blocking jam
lad which is the widow maker,and they went in and repaired it.
So I'm very great. Congratulations.Yeah, yeah, thank god, Dan,

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what a story man. And youhad no idea, no idea,
no idea. I had some indigestionand occasionally I would have you know,
if I was like working out orsomething, I'd have a little bit of
just pain, but always considered itwas more like pleurisy or something, you
know, because I take heat breastand it would eventually go away. So

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uh yeah, no real, noreal big symptoms. Just uh I hadn't
had that best, I might notbe here today. And then those kind
of stories are what make me,what makes me want to keep working at
the ripe old age of Medicare AIDS. So that's a great story. And

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yeah, Dan, thank god youpaid attention. Yeah, thank god that
you got the calcium score scan done. And and Dan, thank you so
much for the call and and yourinput there, buddy, Okay, thank
you. Wow. Okay, Andthat's what I'm talking about. This is
not a fear thing. It's apeace of mind thing. Okay, So
don't take it as a fear tactic. This is not a paid endorsement or
anything like that. And some peopleget zeros. Yeah, that doesn't mean

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you don't have any plaque, butit means you have no calcified plaque.
And the statistics show if you geta zero, the chance of soft plaque
that doesn't show up on these ninetynine dollars tests is only about four four
to eight percent, while there's overa ninety percent chance if you get a
zero that you have no plaque whatsoever. We're talking heart health and peace of
mind with your Heart News radiowaight fortywhs and we're talking taking your phone calls

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to five seven one eighty four eightyfour five seven one eighty four eighty four.
Doctor Sadlow and doctor Shatty, DoctorSheddy have a question for you when
you know obviously you hear this andit inspired me to get a calcium score
scan. Same with Dave, samewith Tony. Is there ever a case

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when maybe you shouldn't get one oris this there is? Yes, there
absolutely is. If you have establishedcorney archery disease, if you've had a
stent in the past, if you'vehad bypass surgery in the past, those
are the patients you already know thediagnosis, so you wouldn't get the calcium
score. Also, for people whoare below the age of thirty five sometimes

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forty, they may or may nothave the soft black, but it hasn't
been enough time for them to calcifytheir black. So those are the ones
we avoid. And lastly, ifyou're one of those types of people who
have anxiety in terms of their health, then this will probably accelerate that if
you see a score. But ofcourse, if you take it in the

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right spirit and use it as amotivator, it can be a huge lifestyle
change, just like your example.All right, let's go to Richard at
five four eighty four. Richard,how you doing well better now? I've
had two open heart surgeries A wildlifetime. Wow. Yeah. The first
one was a five. Thirteen yearslater I had a six and I'm seventy

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two years old. But that's notthe good part to say it. Part
about it. Seven years ago myson went in and Georgia to have open
heart surgery, had it and passedaway the next day. I'm sorry.
Yeah, so I'm doing better.I got more anxiety than I do heart
problems, I think so. Butthe first one, you know, I

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had a dog kennel was about onehundred yards away from the house and I
kind of found myself running out ofbreath and went to doctor and they put
two stints in me and that lastedtwo years. Went back for a checkup,
and then that's when I had tofive BYPASD and thirteen years later I
had well six. Richard, you'rea success story and you paid attention to

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symptoms, and you've had two bypasses, and I know the doctors that you're
seeing are telling you things to do. You bring up a very important point.
You had shortness of breath. Wehave one of live hikers that never
had a single chest pain but gota Castling score over five thousand, and
he had bypass surgery and he's doinggreat now. So it's not just chest

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pain, it's shortness of breath,unexplained shortness of breath and also unexplained fatigue.
Have some patience. No chest paintershort and says you just don't feel
right. They feel fatigued, andyou do a calcium score it's two thousand
and well you kind of found theright spot. Well, listen, Richard,
I'm certainly sorry for your loss andno parents should ever have to go

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through that. God bless you,I say, and thanks for the call,
and thank God that you you paidattention. Okay, Richard, Yeah,
well my last check up, Iguess I better not mention my doctor,
but he said I'm doing real goodfor my age. And wait,
now I can just keep the goodwork up, he says, you know,
keep doing what you're doing. Absolutely, Richard, thank you so much
for the call. Uh listen,we want to have more of Doctor Sheddy

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and more of Doctor saddle In.Unfortunately we're out of time, but I
do want to say that you seethe meta. Oh no, I don't
want to. I got one ofthe things to say today and I want
to present you with this giant cake. Look at this. Now, look
at this gold roll. Thank youTom Miller, who's Terry Miner's caddy,

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but he sent me little thing inthe mail today. He's our CEO and
he's also been the one who helpedget the Women's Heart Center started. So
thanks Tom Miller and your sweet wife. Now do you see this code Rolex
right here? Yes? I do. Okay, Now let me read the
inscription on the back. Okay,Dear doctor Sadlow, this is from Dave
Jennings and Dwight Whitten. We appreciateall you do for the show, and

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we think you're a fantastic cardiologist.Father and husband. Thank you for all
you do for the community. Canyou believe we fit all of it?
Was wonderful, Doctor Schetty, DoctorHenry Sadlow, and I've been told that
the Mediterranean diet can can help withand you get all you need today.

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Lots of pasta, right Dave.Oh, you can get all kinds of
nuts and things. Olive oil,the best olive oil in the city is
right there at Lots of Pasta.Do not get the grocery store tin tasting
olive oil. Get the good stuff. They infuse it with flavas that you
will love. Tonight a friend ispassing through town. Where do we pick
up the baked They had it beforeand it was like Meg Ryan, They're

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like, oh, so we gotit. Go buy for lunch today.
Grab a family sized entree like thezd so. Also eggplant parmesan for the
vegetarians, but they have paninis.They'll grill them in front of you.
The black bean also for vegetarians,that's black bean colby, jalapino, cream,
cheese, and scallions. They havethe pepperoni, the roast beef,
the ruben spinach and feta, andof course the best Dally sandwiches you can

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get anywhere. Have lunch in thecoffee shop at Lots of Pasta, Lots
of pasta Louisville dot Com. Igotta give one breakfast tip day of ages.
Yeah, same breakfast every single morningas ten egg white. You want
to perk up your eggs if youhave egg whites or regular eggs, try
this rattlesnake cheese. Yes, it'sa Wisconsin cheddar infuse with hob and narrow

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and tequila. You're gonna love it. Rattlesnake cheese, lots of pasta.
Stick around. Top of the hour. More to come, including we may
be hearing from the President, understandso stick around for that. It's all
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