Prevent Your Heart Attack with Dr. Robert Kelly
You work hard, sleep badly, and keep telling yourself you'll get checked out soon.
This channel is for the stressed-out professional who knows something feels off but has not done anything about it yet.
Dr Robert Kelly is a Consultant Cardiologist and Lifestyle Medicine Physician with over 20 years of clinical experience and 10,000 patients treated. He has placed stents in people who thought they were fine. He has seen what happens when busy people wait too long.
On this Podcast channel you get the clinical facts on heart attack prevention, why stress and bad sleep are killing people faster than bad food, and the small daily steps that actually stick.
No supplements. No fads. No guilt. Just what works, from a cardiologist who treats the cause, not just the numbers.
New episodes every week. Start with your free Heart Reset assessment at drrobertkelly.com
Prevent Your Heart Attack with Dr. Robert Kelly
Latest Episodes
You Don't Have a Cholesterol Problem. Here's What's Actually Going On.
📌 Learn more about Dr. Robert Kelly: https://drrobertkelly.com/Your cholesterol can look perfect on paper and you can still be heading straight for a heart attack. After 20 years and 10,000 patients, I have seen this exact mistake over ...
What Cardiologists Are Too Afraid to Tell Their Patients About Long-Term Heart Medication
📌 Learn more about Dr. Robert Kelly: www.drrobertkelly.comYour prescription is keeping your numbers managed. That is not the same as your heart getting better. Most patients on long-term heart medication have never been given the full p...
5 Warning Signs Executives Miss Before a Heart Attack (And What to Do Before It Happens)
📌 Learn more about Dr. Robert Kelly: www.drrobertkelly.comMost executives who have a heart attack did not see it coming. Their blood work looked normal. They were still performing. Nothing felt urgent.After 20 years in cardiolog...
If Anyone You Know Has Had a Heart Attack, Watch This.
📌 Learn more about Dr. Robert Kelly: www.drrobertkelly.comEvery year, someone in a group of friends or colleagues has a cardiac event. For two weeks, everyone gets serious. Then life comes back and the urgency fades. Until the next one....