Why Animals Don't Have Heart Attacks Like Humans? Heart Attacks Explained

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I'm pretty sure if you started giving a monkey McDonald's and other processed food, he too would get a heart disease.

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In this video, we’ve explained that animals don’t typically experience heart attacks due to genetic reasons. Therefore, feeding animals junk food won’t immediately result in heart attacks. However, it may lead to other health issues. If such a diet is given over an extended period, it could potentially cause genetic mutations, potentially resulting in health issues, including heart problems in the long run.

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My next door neighbors cat had a heart attack after it ate a kebab some one had puked up going home from the pub!

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The seagulls and urban foxes where I live have heart attacks similar to humans, they eat too many takeaway meals that people throw up after being to the pub!

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Actually other animals can have heart attacks and strokes.

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What is this video about? animals die from heart attacks all the time-some even have them from loud noises-do your research!

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Could you please cite any peer-reviewed research paper stating this? That’ll help us in our “research”

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False! Dogs have heart attacks, too!. Dog of my friend died of heart attack recently. He was daschund. It is also untrue that most of heart attacks is caused by atherosclerosis. Majority of heart attacks occurs despite of abasense or low level of narrowing of blood vessels (world statistics)....

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Firstly, while animals can experience various heart-related issues, they don’t typically suffer from heart attacks in the way humans do, especially by atherosclerosis. Secondly, atherosclerosis (the buildup of plaque or fatty deposits in the arteries) is a significant risk factor for heart attacks but it’s not the only cause. In fact, some heart attacks occur without significant narrowing of the coronary arteries, a condition known as “non-obstructive coronary artery disease” or “coronary artery spasm.” In this video, however, we have covered Atherosclerosis.

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