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EPISODE · Nov 17, 2025 · 30 MIN

Kerry Bone - Herbal Strategies to Reduce Ischaemic Heart Disease and Cardiovascular Risk

from The MediHerb Podcast · host Integria Healthcare

In this episode of the MediHerb Podcast, esteemed Herbalist and Phytotherapist Professor Kerry Bone explores the complex landscape of Ischaemic Heart Disease (IHD) and how herbal medicine can address critical treatment areas often overlooked by conventional drug therapy. This episode also delves into gender-specific differences in cardiovascular disease, the impact of stress and anger on heart health, and how adaptogens can help mitigate emotional and physiological triggers. Kerry discusses emerging research on the role of herbs in supporting vascular integrity, plaque stability, and mitochondrial function, with therapeutic strategies targeting inflammation, microvascular health, connective tissue repair, and endothelial resilience. Gain insight into evidence-based herbal interventions for reducing cardiovascular risk with Kerry’s key herbal prescriptions, including his specialised formulation for post-cardiovascular event recovery, as well as practical considerations for co-prescription alongside conventional medications.

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