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Fitness Stuff (for normal people)

How To Protect Your Heart

Fitness Stuff (for normal people)

Tony and Marianna

Health & Fitness

4.9644 Ratings

🗓️ 16 June 2025

⏱️ 58 minutes

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Summary

Your heart beats over 100,000 times a day without a break. And somehow, heart disease is still the leading cause of death. In this episode, Marianna and Tony break down what your heart actually does, what messes it up, and how to take care of it without overcomplicating it.Turns out, about 80% of heart disease is preventable. So we’re getting into the stuff that actually matters—like food, workouts, labs to keep an eye on, and what most people are getting wrong.


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Timestamps:

(4:01) Heart 101

(10:03) Starting with Nutrition

(28:52) Exercise and Physical Activity

(39:44) Weight Management & Metabolic Health

(52:12) What to look for

Transcript

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0:00.0

The heart is kind of crazy.

0:02.7

Most people don't put that much thought into it, but that little muscle that's about the size of your fist beats over 100,000 times per day.

0:11.9

Every day for the entirety of your life without a break until the big one at the end.

0:17.1

And we'll get to why it's important later.

0:19.3

But heart disease is the single leading cause

0:21.8

of death worldwide. It kills about one in every five people. That's more than all forms of

0:27.6

cancer and accidents combined. But here's where it gets wild. Roughly 80% of heart disease

0:34.7

is preventable through lifestyle choices. So today, we're going to break down

0:39.6

the science to give you the most important strategies you can implement to protect your heart,

0:45.4

making sure you're in it for the long run. Now, if you want more after each episode,

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1:17.4

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1:56.0

What's your favorite ventricle? Left or right? Left or right? How about atrium? I don't think I have, no, oh my God, having to recite my anatomy exams, having to write down the flow, the blood flow through and like towards the heart in a way and like all of the ventricles and all that stuff. Oh, gosh. I have PTSD from that. Do you have a good heart do you have a good heart? Does your family history have a good heart?

2:19.5

No. I have a fib. So I have. Oh, yeah. Yeah. I don't have any though. Like my cholesterol is good. Blood pressure is good. My just rhythm, I have an irregular rhythm. So like when you hear it, it beat, it like has an abnormal. I have an abnormal

2:34.9

heartbeat, but that doesn't. It used to affect me when I was younger, but now it's just there

2:40.4

and I haven't had issues in years. I just got an echo cardiogram. Have you ever had one of those

2:44.6

done? Yep. I don't know if you got this feeling when watching your heartbeat on that little

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