Health, Longevity & Biohacking
Yellow Hand Bumps Linked to 36 Percent Higher Heart Attack Risk
Dr Eric Berg
What Your Hands Are Warning You About Your Heart
What was said
"I read a study with over 951 people. They correlated it with a 36.7% increase in the rate of heart attacks. And by the way, if you're a female over 51, that risk just jumps up 17 times higher."
Yellow cholesterol deposits on hand tendons correlate with significantly elevated heart attack risk according to a 951-person study, with the risk spiking 17-fold for women over 51. The speaker argues this visible hand sign warrants advanced lipid profile testing beyond standard cholesterol panels.
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- Dr Eric Berg
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- What Your Hands Are Warning You About Your Heart
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- 5:47
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