Cardiovascular diseases are among the most common ailments of our time. According to statistics, a person's heart stops every minute, and this trend is on the rise. Conventional medicine, by limiting itself to the simple removal of damaged organs and using artificial vessel expansions as well as painkillers, blood pressure-lowering, and calming agents to suppress the symptoms of the disease, only achieves a temporary alleviation of suffering, but no cure. On the contrary, in the worst case, it contributes to the further development of these diseases. In her new book, Tamara Lebedewa explains in an understandable way the reasons for heart attacks and other cardiovascular diseases, as well as her struggle for the recognition of these causes by established conventional medicine and institutions. She provides practical advice for both prevention and treatment.