Heart attack, arrhythmias, heart failure: how much and why they damage (often silently) the brain

If the heart is diseased the brain suffers more. Here I am. Even if the damage is often not clearly manifested. And aging accelerates, with cognitive decline, in silence. Thus, even without suffering actual strokes or obvious pathologies, vascular lesions and degenerative processes can be created which increase the risks of dementia and brain degeneration.