CVD Treatments
Reduce Inflammation Lower Plaque
Cardiovascular disease treatments focus on managing risk factors like inflammation, high cholesterol, and high blood pressure.
By addressing these underlying causes, patients can reduce their risk of heart attacks, strokes, and other complications, promoting better heart health and longevity.
Cholesterol
Blood Pressure
Blood
Clots
Inflammation
Treatments for CVD
​Do I need to lower my inflammation?
Lowering your cardiac inflammation could save your life, especially if:
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​You have had a heart attack
​You have had a stroke
You have been diagnosed to have plaque inside your arteries (atherosclerotic disease)
You have elevated levels of High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP)
You have multiple risk factors of cardiovascular disease
Ask your doctor about lowering your risk
95% of cardiologists recognize the importance of inflammation in preventing future cardiovascular events such as a heart attack or stroke.
Current Treatments to Reduce Risk
Current Treatments
Current
Treatments
Your risk of a heart attack, stroke
or related death
Most CVD treatments lower cholesterol, reduce blood pressure, or prevent blood clots. However, they do not directly target inflammation, which plays a key role in disease progression.
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While these medications manage risk factors, they don’t address inflammation effectively, leaving a gap in treatment for better cardiovascular outcomes.
Anti-Inflammatory Treatments
Anti-inflammatory treatment targets the chronic inflammation that contributes to plaque buildup in arteries, a key factor in atherosclerosis.
By reducing inflammation, these therapies help stabilize plaques, preventing them from rupturing and causing blood clots.
This lowers the risk of heart attacks and strokes, offering a more comprehensive approach to cardiovascular disease management.