איך להוריד רמות הומוציסטאין בדם? צפו בסרטון מאת ד״ר גיל יוסף שחר (M.D)

In this short Hebrew‑language health‑advice video, Dr. Gil Joseph Shachar explains that elevated blood homocysteine is linked to a higher risk of heart disease. While the B‑vitamins (B6, B12) and folic acid can chemically lower homocysteine levels, numerous clinical studies have shown that such supplement‑driven reductions do not translate into a reduced cardiovascular risk. Consequently, Dr. Shachar advises that the only effective way to lower heart‑disease risk is to adopt healthier lifestyle habits: a diet based on natural whole foods with appropriate portions and eating patterns, regular physical activity, and good sleep. He cautions viewers not to rely on supplements alone and to view high homocysteine as a signal to improve overall lifestyle.










