Prevention of Cardiovascular Disease and the Science of Love and Heartbreak

1. Caring for
the Heart
Francis Paul V. Jagolino, MD, MMHA
Professor of Medicine and Psychology

4. The heart sends blood around your body.
The blood provides your body with the oxygen
and nutrients it needs.
It also carries away waste.
Your heart is sort of like a pump, or two
pumps in one.
The right side of your heart receives blood
from the body and pumps it to the lungs.
The left side of the heart does the exact
opposite: It receives blood from the lungs and
pumps it out to the body.

19. How about our
other “Heart”?

23. “Love is a Mental (Brain) Process”

24. “How would you define Love?”

38. Love is NOT a Health
Hazard,
Heartbreak is!

44. “Letting go would involve making a
choice, taking risks and embracing
change”

45. “It is very difficult to let go because
it is human nature to become too
attached to people or things, it is
very difficult to find out how to let
go from this attachment”

46. “There is nothing wrong to admit
that you are hurting. It’s not wrong
to give up and cry when you cannot
take the pain already. Remember
that clouds even cry when they
cannot carry the rain anymore”

47. “When there is life there is hope.
There is hope for new beginnings,
new journeys, new story of love.
Ending a love story right now does
not mean ending life itself. Marami
ka pang mamahalin"

48. "There are things that are not meant to be
and there are things that are worth the wait.
You may lose the love today but you have
not lost the lessons and memories you have.
Use it as an inspiration, the pain you are
feeling right now, makes you believe in
magic some more and makes you become a
better person in a healthy and loving
relationship."

52. Search on Youtube:
“Healing Galing Science of Love”

53. http://docfrance.wixsite.com/blog

54. Wishing You All the Love
in the World
Thank you