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Can EECP Therapy Prevent Heart Attacks? SAAOL’s Approach to Prevention

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Introduction: The Growing Concern of Heart Attacks In a world where heart attacks are increasingly common, finding safe, non-invasive ways to protect our hearts has become essential. If you or someone you know has been diagnosed with heart disease, you might be familiar with terms like “angioplasty” or “stents” as common procedures to restore blood […]

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How SAAOL’s EECP Therapy Helps Avoid Bypass Surgery

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If you or your family member needs heart surgery, you might feel anxious, uncertain, and overwhelmed. The thought of going through bypass surgery—an invasive procedure with a lengthy recovery—can be daunting. But what if there was another way? SAAOL’s EECP therapy, a non-invasive heart treatment, offers a promising alternative for heart patients who want to

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Non-Surgical EECP vs. Stents: Which is Right for your Heart

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Heart disease is a major concern worldwide, especially in India, where cardiovascular diseases account for a large number of deaths. (WHO) Many people who suffer from conditions like angina or blocked arteries are often faced with difficult choices about their treatment options. The two most common treatments that come up are Enhanced External Counterpulsation (EECP)

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Rise of Heart Disease in India – How the SAAOL Approach can Help

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Heart disease is no longer a distant worry for many families in India—it’s a growing reality. In recent decades, the number of people diagnosed with cardiovascular diseases (CVDs), particularly coronary artery disease, has skyrocketed. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), India accounts for one-fifth of global deaths from heart disease, with nearly 30% of

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