Interactive tools
Learn by doing
Interactive simulators and an AI instuctor — all grounded exclusively in the research published on this site.
📟
Heart Risk
Calculator App
Family history is one of the most important — and most overlooked — factors in heart health. Standard tools reduce it to a simple yes or no checkbox. This app helps you explore who in your family was affected, what happened, and how early those events occurred, so you can have a more informed conversation with your healthcare provider.
- Educational family history heart risk calculator
- H-score insights
- Visual family tree input
- Shareable PDF reports
- For Android and iPhone
🫀
Heart Health
Plan Simulator
Toggle lifestyle choices — diet, exercise, medications, sleep, stress — and watch the effect on your artery cross-section, plaque burden, and projected 10-year risk in real time.
- Live artery visualization showing plaque changes
- ApoB burden, inflammation & protection scores
- 1, 5, and 10-year projection timeline
- Personalized education plan based on your inputs
🤖
Ask the Heart
Health Tutor
An AI instructor that answers questions exclusively from Peter’s published blog content — never from outside sources. Every answer cites the exact article it came from.
- Answers only from published site content — never outside knowledge
- Cites the exact blog post with a direct link
- If a topic isn't covered, it says so honestly
- Simple analogies and plain-language explanations
📖
Glossary of Terms
Heart disease comes with a language of its own. Our glossary explains hundreds of common medical, diagnostic, and research terms in clear, easy-to-understand language, helping you better understand your test results, articles, and conversations with your healthcare provider.
- Plain-language medical definitions
- Cardiovascular terms explained
- Diagnostic tests and procedures
- Medications and treatment terms
- Constantly expanding reference library
🤔
Häufig gestellte Fragen
Have a question about heart disease, cholesterol, nutrition, testing, or treatment? Our FAQ library provides evidence-based answers to the questions readers ask most often, helping you quickly find reliable information backed by current research.
- Answers to common heart health questions
- Evidence-based explanations
- Nutrition and lifestyle guidance
- Testing and treatment information
- Updated as new questions arise
📒
Free ASCVD Handbook
Understand the science behind heart disease with this evidence-based ASCVD handbook. Discover how coronary artery disease develops, the tests that matter most, and the lifestyle and medical strategies supported by today’s research.
- 75-page evidence-based handbook
- Understanding ApoB, LDL & cardiovascular risk
- Imaging, blood tests & treatment options
- Nutrition, exercise & lifestyle guidance
- Questions to discuss with your physician
📓
40 Biggest Heart Disease Lies
Separate heart-health fact from fiction with this evidence-based guide to 40 common heart-disease myths. Explore what the research actually shows about cholesterol, medications, plaque, nutrition, exercise, genetics, and cardiovascular risk.
- 40 common heart-disease myths examined
- Evidence behind each claim explained
- Cholesterol, ApoB, plaque & testing
- Diet, exercise, medications & lifestyle
- References and links for deeper research
KI-App
Herzrisiko-Rechner
Bildungsbezogener Herzrisikorechner für die Familiengeschichte mit H-Score-Einblicken, visueller Stammbaumeingabe und teilbaren PDF-Berichten.
AI Search
Ask our AI Instructor
Durchsuchen Sie den gesamten Inhalt von CuringHeartDisease.com. Stellen Sie eine Frage zum Thema Herzgesundheit, und unser KI-Ratgeber durchsucht sofort unsere gesamte Datenbank und erklärt Ihnen die Antwort in klarer, leicht verständlicher Sprache.*
Leicht verständliche Antwort
Sehen Sie es so
Auf einen Blick
Die wichtigsten Erkenntnisse
Studien haben ergeben
Quellartikel
Literaturangaben aus den Artikeln
*Powered exclusively by CuringHeartDisease.com and Dr. Peter Megdal’s published work. If the answer isn’t found in our content, the AI will tell you rather than invent one.
