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Detailed Contribution Analysis of Metabolism Index Categories on Risk Probability Percentage of Having Cardiovascular Disease or Stroke Using GH-Method: Math-Physical Medicine (No. 316)

Gerald C Hsu^*

EclaireMD Foundation, CA 94062, U.S.A

Received Date: Sep 08, 2020 / Accepted Date: Sep 30, 2020 / Published Date: Oct 07, 2020

Citation: Hsu GC (2020) Detailed Contribution Analysis of Metabolism Index Categories on Risk Probability Percentage of Having Cardiovascular Disease or Stroke Using GH-Method: Math-Physical Medicine (No. 316). Atheroscler Open Access 5: 137.

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The author uses his developed GH-Method: math-physical medicine approach to investigate a more detailed contribution analysis of Metabolism Index (MI) on the subcategories for three medical conditions and three lifestyle details based on his risk probability percentages of having Cardiovascular Disease (CVD) or stroke for over a period of 10+ years.

Listed below is a table of his annualized risk probability percentage based on MI of having CVD or stroke:

Y2010: 100%

Y2011: 90%

Y2012: 83%

Y2013: 85%

Y2014: 72%

Y2015: 60%

Y2016: 55%

Y2017: 54%

Y2018: 54%

Y2019: 55%

Y2020: 51%.

This article describes the individual contributions from MI which includes three medical conditions sub-categories (glucose, BP, and lipids) and three lifestyle sub-categories (food, exercise, and others) of different modeling associated with artery blockage and artery rupture scenarios based on the risk probability percentage of having CVD or stroke. His research results from the past 10+ years have demonstrated the importance of maintaining an excellent healthy state for the entire body via a stringent lifestyle program in order to reduce the risk of having CVD or stroke.

Emphasis has been placed on the significance and contributions for a patient’s overall metabolism state. Therefore, three sub-categories of specific medical conditions (diabetes, hypertension, and hyperlipidemia) along with three sub-categories of lifestyle (food, exercise, and others) including weight and waistline are quantified. As a result, the findings corroborated with the advice from healthcare professionals to their patients.

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