Heart Attacks Mostly Occur in the Mornings

In patients with heart disease, the activation of blood cells in the early hours of the morning could be associated with an increased risk of blood clots, heart attacks, and strokes finds a new study. In patients with heart disease, the activation of blood cells in the early hours of the morning could be associated with an increased risk of blood clots, heart attacks, and strokes finds a new study.

why do most of the heart attacks occur in the morning?
levels of cardio-protective SPM molecules are lower in the morning
- if the levels of SPM molecules are raised, heart attacks can be prevented

Why Are We More Prone to Heart Attacks in the Morning?

Cardio-protective molecules are found to be less in the bloodstream in the morning. The lack of these cardio-protective molecules can increase the risk of blood clots and heart attacks in those times. Read More

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