Dr. Jack Wolfson was born in Cleveland, Ohio. His father was the
first osteopathic physician at the Cleveland Clinic. The family moved to
Chicago where Dr. Wolfson was raised and did all of his training. He
received his B.S. in Biology from The University of Illinois with dreams
of following in his father's footsteps. He then enrolled at Midwestern
University for his medical school training. He did a subsequent
three-year residency in Internal Medicine and three year fellowship in
Cardiology. In his final year, Dr. Wolfson was appointed Chief Fellow.
After finishing his training, Dr. Wolfson moved to Arizona in 2002. He joined a large cardiology group and was elected as a senior partner in 2006. After years of angiograms, pacemakers, and other procedures, Dr. Wolfson met the woman who opened his eyes to the wellness paradigm. Dr. Jack and Dr. Heather now practice as The Drs. Wolfson.
In 2012, Dr. Wolfson opened his own private practice with the idea of providing patients in-depth information about their health and the risks and benefits of all treatments. The focus is to use nutrition, evidence-based supplements, chemical avoidance, exercise, and relaxation to prevent and treat cardiovascular disease. Patients seek his consultation from all over the world.
The Drs. Wolfson have two beautiful boys and live in Arizona. They have a rescue lab-mix named Sal. They love to hike and bike as a family. They are active soccer parents. The family eats organic food, grass-fed meats, and wild seafood. Both boys were born at home and breastfed for over three years. The Drs. Wolfson practice attachment parenting and co-sleep with their boys.
After finishing his training, Dr. Wolfson moved to Arizona in 2002. He joined a large cardiology group and was elected as a senior partner in 2006. After years of angiograms, pacemakers, and other procedures, Dr. Wolfson met the woman who opened his eyes to the wellness paradigm. Dr. Jack and Dr. Heather now practice as The Drs. Wolfson.
In 2012, Dr. Wolfson opened his own private practice with the idea of providing patients in-depth information about their health and the risks and benefits of all treatments. The focus is to use nutrition, evidence-based supplements, chemical avoidance, exercise, and relaxation to prevent and treat cardiovascular disease. Patients seek his consultation from all over the world.
The Drs. Wolfson have two beautiful boys and live in Arizona. They have a rescue lab-mix named Sal. They love to hike and bike as a family. They are active soccer parents. The family eats organic food, grass-fed meats, and wild seafood. Both boys were born at home and breastfed for over three years. The Drs. Wolfson practice attachment parenting and co-sleep with their boys.
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Sneak Peak
1)
Sleep is critical for heart health. Women who get 5 hours of sleep or
less have a stroke risk that is 800% higher than women who get 7 hours.
2) Anger, anxiety, depression, and stress all increase the chance of a heart attack.
3) Air pollution damages the heart. Get an air purifier. Indoor air is usually worse than outdoor air.
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