New research shows saturated and trans fats increase risk of severe heart attacks

It has long been known that saturated or trans fats can cause clogged arteries that lead to heart attacks, but new research shows that too much fat can worsen the severity of a heart attack - and disrupt heart rhythm, increasing the risk for sudden cardiac arrest.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news105195142.html">New research shows saturated and trans fats increase risk of severe heart attacks</a></p> <p>It has long been known that saturated or trans fats can cause clogged arteries that lead to heart attacks, but new research shows that too much fat can worsen the severity of a heart attack - and disrupt heart rhythm, increasing the risk for sudden cardiac arrest.</p>