Who Else Wants To Know The Resources I Used And The People I Went To So I Could Recover A Full And Meaningful Life After A Heart Attack?
 

At 42 I had a heart attack. 

I survived it, I was given a second chance, and I knew I had to find out the information needed to get my health back so I could live my life again. 

And the resources that I outline on this website helped!

My name is Paul A. Johnson (my friends call me PJ or Paul A.J.), and I had a heart attack like that one depicted in the video below on July 28, 2008.

Needless to say it was a life-changing experience. It was also a confusing day: a day where as many questions were raised as there were opinions on what had happened and what to do next.

I mean - who do you listen to after a heart attack? There are so many opinions and people giving you advice. Some of the "after a heart attack" information and advice caused me more problems than it solved! I knew the outlook wasn't as bleak as some were making out. But I didn't know where to start...

Other questions that sprung to mind in the beginning were:

• Was I going to die?  
• What caused all this to happen?  
• Why me?  
• How do I have to change my life?  
• Who do you trust for information after a heart attack? 

Most of all though I was scared, depressed, and I had huge feelings of hopelessness.

So...what happened to me to make me get over these feelings and depressions?

Because I have got over these feelings - my health now is better than it’s ever been thanks to the people that I am reviewing and reporting about on this website. They really do know what to say to give you guidance after a heart attack.

Its what happens when you start looking for the truth because at the time of my Heart Attack I had all the things that make life worthwhile - a great wife, a young family, a good business and a real reason to live. I knew full well that many people can lose these things after a heart attack.

I wasn't prepared to lay down and die, even though the feeling of fear caused by facing my own mortality was telling me to give up.

It is something that most if not all people tell me after a heart attack is the number one problem. I probably don't have to tell you that, you probably know (or have known) that fear as well.

To get over my fears I spent so much time studying Heart Attack, Heart Health, and Heart Disease my wife started calling me the "Heart Attack Professor"! She reckons I study Heart Attack related matter more than a cardiac research body.

So what the heck went wrong? Why did I have my heart attack?

•            Was it a bad diet? 

•            Was it lack of exercise or the wrong exercise?

•            Was it lack of quality supplements?

•            Was it lifestyle?

It frightened me not knowing...

What were the answers? I had to know!  

AND......  Guess what? I've found lots of answers from great people and resources that can help all of us after a heart attack, and there are some very smart people out there! I have gained some great information from these smart people and resources and I want to share this information with you. These people genuinely help.

These people aren't "Quacks" either. They are ex-Heart Surgeons, Cardiologists, Organic Chemists and Doctors dedicated to delivering a superior form of preventive medicine.

These people understand deeply:

•           the causes of heart disease,

•           how to prevent heart disease,

•           cardiovascular health,

•           cardiac disease,

•           treatments for heart disease,

•           heart health exercise,

•           diet for heart health, etc.

You see, after a heart attack, I am not going to trust my health to someone with a wart on the end of their nose who has their favorite saying as "hubble, bubble, toil and trouble." I doubt you would either. If I am to trust my life to others, these people have to have credentials and proof they know what they are doing. They have to have a track record of helping people after a heart attack.

All the resources, teachings, links, etc, that I have used so far I have put into one convenient location in this website, so access to all this info is immediate. It took me nearly a year to find and research this info out

This website is packed full of:

•     evaluations of the free resources and information that's available,

•     simple step by step processes to get over the dark moments,

•     tips,guides, suggestions, and links to the things and the people that helped me so much,

in fact, everything that I found that helped me, and they will probably be of value to you to after a heart attack.  

And why would I want to give away a free information you may ask? Because it would be criminal to charge money for information that can genuinely help people and give them guidance after a Heart Attack. You don't have to send me money for my information and research ever.

I am an ordinary person - I am not a Doctor, I'm definitely not a Cardiologist, I don't even own a pocket protector for my pens - so I don't deliver information in a complicated, over-analytical, academic and confusing manner. I want to present information to you that you will understand as I do. The more you understand, the quicker you can get the answers you need after a heart attack.

So, What Happens In A Heart Attack? If you've had one, I don't need to tell you anything. If you haven't I can tell you (like anyone else that's had one) it's not pleasant.

This video courtesy of Youtube and "nucleusanimation" (their Youtube sign in name) is probably one of the most incredible, (and scary) videos you will ever see. And yes, it really does happen like this!

You see, building this site and giving out information is therapeutic for me. If I can give support to others in a similar situation after a heart attack, when I get their feedback it helps me in my recovery as well. I love that feedback!

My information is on the left hand side, so feel free to click on the buttons to take you to the area you are most interested in. It grows all the time so check back often. 

My kindest regards to you and I wish you the best of heart health always .... read the site, gain the knowledge!

P.S.  If you have a product you want me to include, or you have a product you like yourself that may help people after a heart attack please email me at review@heartattackprofessor.com and I'll take a look.