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I7 of us went to the Olympics. 9 have died; 5 died before they turned 50; some around 40.
There are only 8 of us still alive.
We were supreme athletes who should have no business afflicted by many common diseases. Yet, most of us fell victim to heart-related diseases – Hypertension, Diabetes, etc. Why?
This situation is common to at least 40 million other Nigerians afflicted by Hypertension and other heart-related diseases, depressed, suffering and dying at young ages.
I am a confirmed patient of hypertension now, sentenced to a daily dose of a harmful pill for the rest of my life?
I say, no way. There must be another way!
I shall be discussing this silent ‘killer’ of a disease and how to deal with it with 2 renowned specialists in the field – Professor Fatai Adeniyi, Deputy Provost of the School of Medicine, University of Ibadan; and Dr. K.K Akinroye, Executive Director of the Nigerian Heart Foundation and Chairman of Osun State Hospital Management Board. From 7:30 am tomorrow morning.
Plus many begging questions: is it true there are simple remedies to end the scourge? How important are sport and physical exercise?
Is research going on about the efficacy of herbal medicines for treatment? Is HBP reversible?
Fela in the 1960s and early 70s will spice up the conversation.
Don’t miss this veey crtical conversation.
It could make a difference in your life.
All of this on Eagle7 Sports Radio 103.7 fm, Abeokuta, and also on any of the following social media platforms. Just click at 7:30 am, Nigerian time, this Saturday, and be connected.
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