Non-pathological heart failure?

JonasH123ByJonasH123

Is there a heart failure that is not pathological?

If we assume that not every person lives a 100% optimal life and therefore dies prematurely or could have lived longer, then we can always say that this person died of an illness. In relation to the heart, this could be something like chronic ischemic heart disease, myocardial infarction, etc.

I'm interested in whether there is such a thing as non-pathological heart failure? So, if I theoretically optimized everything and didn't have any atherosclerosis, high blood pressure, high blood lipids, or anything else, would my heart eventually stop beating because the heart cells were no longer regenerating? Or for what other reason? And would that be considered non-pathological heart failure?

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MenschDNA
MenschDNA
8 months ago

Yeah, I think so. In blood clots, for example. You can live 100% healthy. The guarantee that you don't get this is non-existent.

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