99% of Heart Attacks Had This Prior Warning

On July 20, 1984, Jim Fixx — the man whose bestselling book on running had inspired millions of Americans to get in shape — dropped dead of a massive heart attack during his daily run on a quiet Vermont road. He was 52. He had quit smoking. He'd lost 60 pounds. He ran 10 miles a day [1]. It's the kind of story that makes all of us quietly wonder: is it possible to do everything right and still…