A new feature of our weekly newsletter is to ask experts in the field of medicine and healthcare three questions in their field of specialty. This week we have Dr. Joseph Rogers, a world renowned cardiologist and medical director of the Texas Heart Institute in the world famous Texas Medical Center, here in Houston, Texas.
The three questions that we proposed to Dr. Rogers included:
(1) His thoughts on Home blood pressure monitoring for those that already have a diagnosis of high blood pressure or those that don’t have high blood pressure and or simply interested in their health?
(2) Dietary supplements and their claims to lower blood pressure-any value?
(3) The third question was on sleep apnea and its impact on cardiovascular disease?
We plan on having these brief conversations in each of our newsletters, helping our followers become better consumers of healthcare, and raising your health IQ. If you are not a subscriber to our weekly newsletter, which goes out every Saturday morning. Follow the link below to sign up and never miss an issue.
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