Atherosclerosis can happen anywhere in your body. And when it affects the heart, the walls of your arteries get thicker and harder. This happens when plaques (fat and cholesterol) build up inside the arteries, making it difficult for blood to get through.

Now, coronary artery calcification is a build-up of calcium in your coronary arteries. And it's just another type of plaque. Why it matters? Calcification is an indicator of how bad your atherosclerosis may be. And this will help your doctor assess your cardiovascular risk.

But did you know that calcified plaque is not the one that gives someone a heart attack? Does getting an angioplasty or stent procedure provide any added protection for patients with stable coronary artery disease? Can a Nutritarian diet remove calcified plaque in arteries?

Here's Dr. Joel Fuhrman for the most valuable information you need to know today.

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