A Physician Approved Guide Detailing How To:br/br/Understand Congestive Heart Failurebr/br/br/-A brief overview of the physiology of the heartbr/br/-Understand how heart failure occursbr/br/-What it means to be diagnosed with stage A, B, C or D heart failurebr/br/-A symptom checklist to help you recognize heart failurebr/br/-Know the difference between a heart attack and heart failurebr/br/-Tips to find the right physician and cardiologist for youbr/br/-Learn about insurance options if you#x2019;ve been diagnosedbr/br/-The role of pulmonary hypertension and how you can decrease symptomsbr/br/br/Treatment Optionsbr/br/br/-Alternative treatments that help improve circulation and strengthen the heartbr/br/-Surgical and mechanical alternatives to transplant which are less invasivebr/br/-The truth behind common heart health treatmentsbr/br/-How lowering this one mineral could drastically better your chances of recoverybr/br/-Learn how heart centers assess eligibility for a heart transplantbr/br/-Understand all of the risks of getting a heart transplantbr/br/-Side effects of conventional heart drugs and common drugs you should avoidbr/br/-Exercises to strengthen the heart muscles and improve circulationbr/br/br/Prevention Strategies and Supportbr/br/br/-Links to support groups and forums for people going through the same pain as youbr/br/-Help with addressing the difficult issues: talking with your loved onesbr/br/-Lifestyle changes to consider if you are at riskbr/br/-Heart failure at a young age: dealing with the added emotional and physical troublesbr/br/-How the mind is linked to the body and why positive thinking can improve your conditionbr/br/-Which prescription medications work best to prevent future complicationsbr/br/-Activities you may need to avoid if you#x2019;ve been diagnosed with heart failure