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Beverly Hills Institute for Cardiology & Preventive Medicine

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Beverly Hills Institute for Cardiology & Preventive Medicine

Dr. Arash Bereliani, also known as "Dr. B The Heart Doc" is the nations leading cardiologist specializing in preventive cardiology.

The Beverly Hills Institute for Cardiology and Preventive Medicine provides you a personalized, boutique approach to health care, integrating cardiology, internal medicine, and health optimization services – all under one roof. His goal is nobody should die before the age of 100 and their should not be one more death from a heart attack or stroke.

04/22/2024

What an amazing night Fundraising for .

11/15/2023

Prioritizing heart health involves making informed choices about the foods we eat.

High cholesterol levels can contribute to heart disease and other cardiovascular issues.

By avoiding these high-cholesterol foods and incorporating heart-friendly alternatives into your diet,

you can take positive steps towards maintaining healthy cholesterol levels and promoting overall cardiovascular well-being.

09/27/2023

Can you eat your way to lower blood pressure?

Research shows that adding these foods to your daily diet can help you lower your blood pressure and improve your overall health:

What would be your favorite?

09/20/2023

Once you have heart disease, you can no longer live life to the fullest.

Is this true?

While heart disease can't be completely reversed,

it can often be managed and stabilized through lifestyle changes, medications, and medical interventions.

Many people with heart disease lead full and active lives with proper management.

Remember that maintaining a heart-healthy lifestyle,

getting regular check-ups,

and consulting with healthcare professionals are essential for protecting your heart health.

Do you know about this fact?

09/15/2023

Did you know?

A broken heart is not just a metaphor.

Broken Heart Syndrome, also known as Takotsubo Cardiomyopathy, is an actual medical condition where the heart muscle weakens in response to severe emotional or physical stress.

Its symptoms are similar to a heart attack, but the good news is that it’s usually reversible with time and proper care.

I'm curious,

are you familiar with Broken Heart Syndrome?

09/12/2023

When it comes to your heart health, there are some numbers you should know by heart.

By knowing your heart health numbers,

you can have an idea of your current heart fitness, which can also help motivate you to keep healthy heart numbers.

Are you aware of your heart health numbers?

08/30/2023

Did you know?

High blood pressure is often referred to as the “silent killer.”

Why?

Because it usually doesn’t exhibit noticeable symptoms in its early stages.

And this, in turn, can make individuals unaware of their elevated blood pressure levels, increasing the risk of serious health complications, including heart disease and stroke.

Having regular check-ups and adopting a healthy lifestyle can play a pivotal role in preventing the development of high blood pressure.

Did you know about this?

08/18/2023

Had a great time today signing my book for you.

You can get your copy on Amazon “Heart Attack - Will it happen to me”?

08/09/2023

Did you know?

Laughter is good for the heart!

When you laugh, your blood vessels dilate, improving blood flow and overall cardiovascular function.

So what are you waiting for?

Experience the power of laughter, let out a hearty laugh, and give your heart the boost it deserves!

I'm curious...

When was the last time you had a good laugh?

07/26/2023

Heart attacks always come with severe chest pain.

Is that true?

While chest pain is a common heart attack symptom,

especially in men,

women may experience atypical symptoms like...

✅ Shortness of breath
✅ Nausea
✅ Back or Jaw Pain
✅ Extreme Fatigue

Yes, heart attacks in women can present differently from the classic symptoms typically associated with men, which often include chest pain and discomfort.

Women might experience subtler signs, and awareness of these symptoms can save lives.

Are you familiar with the different symptoms of a heart attack?

07/13/2023

"Life's ECG: Ups and Downs 📈💔💪

In a doctor's meeting, my colleague had a tough day. His wife's illness worsened, his son had a seizure, a relative passed away, and a work project failed. Talk about a bad day! But he remained calm.

Then he shared his recent successes - raising funds for his nonprofit and enlightening me about ECG. Did you know it reflects life too? Each heartbeat, an R wave followed by an S wave, symbolizing life's ups and downs.

Accept that life consists of R's and S's. No ups, no downs, no life. Embrace challenges as they'll always be followed by an up. Remember, negatives pave the way for positive waves. 💙✨"

03/03/2023

Karma saved his life 24 years later…

I was a struggling 20 year old first year Medical student who could not afford his fees.

A complete stranger I met at an event in Chicago, offered to help me without any expectation.

His help allowed me to continue my medical school training.

I graduated number 1 in my medical school and in the top 10% of medical students in the entire country.

Fast forward 24 years later.

I was now a Cardiologist practicing at a prestigious hospital in Los Angeles.

One late evening, at a medical conference at the hospital, I heard about a case of a patient with a rare heart condition.

Curious & interested, I asked the treating doctors if I could review the case.

With permission I visited the patient and saw a familiar face on the bed, intubated and sedated.

I was in COMPLETE shock because I recognized him as the man who had helped me 24 years ago in Chicago.

Apparently he had developed a rare heart condition which had caused his heart to go into severe heart failure.

All treatments had failed and the family was told there was no hope.

After reviewing his records and talking to his care team, I realized that the doctors had not considered a certain treatment.

My recommendations and the treatment plan I implemented turned the course around.

His condition gradually improved and he was extubated after 8 days. He went home two weeks after and he is still alive today!

His good deed 24 years ago in Chicago came around and saved his life.

Everything you do, good or bad, will come back to you at one time or another.

Let me ask you, do you believe in Karma?

Because I do now.

Address

125 N Robertson Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA
90211

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Website

http://www.berelianimd.com/

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