Lifestyle intervention is the part of cardiovascular medicine most often mentioned and least often delivered systematically. Articles collected here treat it as prescribable therapy: structured exercise dosing and cardiac rehabilitation, dietary patterns with cardiovascular outcome signal, weight management including the reshaping effect of incretin-based therapy, tobacco cessation pharmacotherapy, alcohol, sleep and psychosocial stress. The writing addresses behaviour change technique and adherence rather than simply listing advice, and considers how counselling differs in the young patient with risk factors versus the established secondary prevention population. Complementary material appears in our prevention and lifestyle titles and the cardiology book bundles.
A practical guide to eating for your heart without joyless food. Simple principles, everyday ingredients, and why sustainable changes beat restrictive diets.
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