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Houston Cardiologist | Heart Doctor Promoting Disease Prevention

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Houston Cardiologist | Why Reddy Cardiology? Why We Are Different?

Dr. Kota J. Reddy is the founder of Reddy Cardiac Wellness and is a well known and recognized Houston cardiologist with a complete and comprehensive knowledge of Houston heart diseases, Houston heart disease symptoms.
As a leading authority on Houston cardiology, Houston heart healthy foods, and the Houston heart healthy diet, also known as the Reddy Diet, Dr. Reddy stands tall as a nationally recognized Houston heart doctor. Reddy Cardiac Wellness is a leader in the field of heart health and heart well being.
"Preventing and reversing heart disease is our standard of care." - Dr. Kota J. Reddy | Note: Heart disease means Plaque formation, Atherosclerosis in the Arteries.

Dr. Reddy has made numerous apperances in the media discussing heart related issues. View more videos or take a look at our Youtube page.

Heart Healthy Diets

Dr. Reddy has used his concentrated years of research and experience in dealing with the affects of heart disease before and after diagnosis to create a Houston heart healthy diet. To insure the effectiveness of his Houston heart disease diet or the Reddy Diet plan, Dr. Reddy has gone so far as to create Reddy Bread which is suggested to be used in conjunction with your Houston healthy diet. Follow Reddy Bread on Facebook.

Heart Disease Books

Dr. Kota J. Reddy is leading the fight against Houston heart disease and Houston heart problems through Reddy Cardiac Wellness, and to make his fight and yours even stronger, he has created a book titled Reversing Heart Disease Made Simple - Your simple guide to preventing heart disease.

Berkeley Heart Test

To assist us in designing a customized treatment plan for you we utilize the Berkeley Heart Lab Advanced Cardiovascular test, which medicare will pay for. This technology has been proven in research investigating the risk factors, treatment regimes and outcomes in heart disease patients. Conventional tests don't measure lipoprotein "subclasses".