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October 17 — Heart Fit Clinic

Heart Fit Clinic on Talk to the Experts at 12 p.m. on QR Calgary. There’s never a wrong time to check in on your heart health. That burning feeling after spicy wings? It could be more than acid reflux. Studies suggest it may be linked to underlying cardiovascular risks, such as irregular heart rhythms, plaque...

October 17 — Heart Fit Clinic

On October 17, the Heart Fit Clinic urged individuals to prioritize their heart health. The clinic emphasized that a burning sensation after consuming spicy foods could potentially indicate underlying cardiovascular issues, such as irregular heart rhythms, plaque accumulation, or diminished blood flow. Heart Fit Clinic is renowned for its advanced screening methods that surpass standard cardiac tests, offering clear answers and a tailored plan for individuals.

As a prominent entity in cardiac rehabilitation and prevention of heart attacks and strokes, the clinic is dedicated to empowering patients to assume control over their long-term well-being. To determine one's risk, the clinic advises contacting 403-870-4348 or visiting their website at https://heartfit.ca/. For enhanced access to their stories, Global News advises readers to designate them as a preferred source in Google search results.

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