With an open heart. The history of patients-cardiologist who turned his eyes to the main organ of the person

One of the heroes of this book died of heart attack, thinking that he was dying of a snake bite. The heart of another stopped during an imitation of execution with bloodletting. The third experienced pain from non -existent discharges of the defibrillator. What unites these cases?
Dr. Sandip Johar, a practicing cardiologist, asked a truly philosophical question about a direct connection between the emotional and physical state of a person. In an effort to reveal the secrets of the most indefatigable of our organs, he went on a historical journey, to the emergence of the science of the heart. But the answers came when he managed to look differently at his patients and himself.
This book will tell you how the death of Roosevelt helped doctors to advance in the study of heart disease, why people who are in an unhappy marriage have the likelihood of heart disease is higher than those whose married life more joyful, as well as about that What is the fatal mistake of doctors relating to the human heart as a car