American Heart Association Avaliações 5

The AHA wouldn't even exist if Proctor And Gamble didn't bribe them in the early 1950's to say that P&G's Crisco was healthy and Saturated Fats like Butter and Coconut Oil were Unhealthy, which continues to this day and is completely backwards.

The AHA is literally responsible for Millions of Coronary Deaths thanks to their promotion of Seed Oils that are jacked in Omega 6 that causes Inflammation.

Omega 6 in low amounts is necessary, but there isn't a single "Food" product on the shelf or Fast Food or in a Restaurant that is in the healthy range, which results in the massive obesity epidemic while these grifters have gigantic salaries for lying to Americans since the inception of their scam.

Nancy Brown, Ceo
$4,306,864

Leslie Upton, Chief Operating Officer
$1,167,581

Mariell Jessup, Chief Science & Medical Officer
$1,137,290

Larry D Cannon, Cao/corp Secretary
$1,119,289

John Meiners, Chief Of Mission Aligned Business
$915,642

Your instructor books are ALWAYS a huge pain. Those stupid tabs are a nightmare every single time you send them. With all of the money we have to pay you, you should be able to get this done in order, list a page number on the tab, and/or just add it the book itself.
I'd like to use the words I end up using when I'm destroying my brand new book, but you can guess.

The AHA e-reader and course materials are extremely frustrating for instructors. Ebooks cannot be printed, and no hard copies are available, making teaching and preparation unnecessarily difficult. The e-reader itself is slow, buggy, and poorly designed.
On top of this, the materials are very expensive with little justification, especially considering the restrictive format and poor usability. For instructors worldwide, this system feels like a closed, monopolised ecosystem that prioritises control and profit over practical support.

I just love this company , after completing your BLS training, you are able to upload & print out your e-card immediately.

They get paid by manufacturers to educate consumers about healthy options, especially in terms of CHD.
Too bad they are finding the money to be made by rubberstamping toxic foodproducts and dysfunctional medicine more interesting than actual advocacy.