"The person is as young as their blood vessels." (Author unknown)
Severe circulatory disorders significantly impair quality of life and reduce life expectancy. They often require surgical interventions (e.g., bypass surgeries) and long-term medication therapies.
Early detection of incipient circulatory disorders can slow down or prevent their progression through appropriate measures. In some cases, initial vascular changes can even regress, which can be demonstrated through follow-up measurements of ABI index and pulse wave velocity. In addition to medication and lifestyle changes, chelation therapy, oxygenation therapy, and orthomolecular therapy have shown significant improvements.
The determination of pulse wave velocity and ABI index should be part of every preventive examination starting from the age of 50.