"The fact of the WHO states that occur one death from cardiovascular disease every two seconds, a heart attack every five seconds, and from stroke every six seconds," said Professor of North Sumatra University (USU), Prof. Julia Reveny in Medan, on Wednesday (5 / 10/2011).
Reuters reported, he said, each year an estimated 17 million people in various countries die from cardiovascular disease. The occurrence of deep vein thrombosis (aterosklorosis) was not only triggered by the high consumption of fatty foods, but also triggered by smoking.
When people smoke, the more oxidant substances regardless of the response due to the entry of toxins from the cigarettes smoked. Oxidant substances that make the walls of damaged blood vessels and create low-density lipoprotein cholesterol (LDL).
