Interactive tools
Learn by doing
Interactive simulators and an AI instuctor — all grounded exclusively in the research published on this site.
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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
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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
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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
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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
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Perguntas Frequentes
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
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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
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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
Aplicativo de IA
Calculadora de Risco Cardíaco
Calculadora de risco cardíaco com histórico familiar educacional, com insights do escore H, entrada visual de árvore genealógica e relatórios em PDF compartilháveis.
AI Search
Ask our AI Instructor
Pesquise tudo no site CuringHeartDisease.com. Faça uma pergunta sobre saúde cardíaca, e nosso Instrutor de IA pesquisará instantaneamente toda a nossa biblioteca e explicará a resposta em uma linguagem clara e fácil de entender.*
Resposta em linguagem simples
Pense nisso desta forma
Em resumo
Principais conclusões
Estudos descobriram
Artigos de origem
Referências dos artigos
*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.
