Good morning!

I posted this message on the heart disease board, and was told that since it's a request for references, it should be posted here:

I had a major heart attack about 2 years ago. At the time I was outfitted with a stent and put on aspirin, a beta-blocker and an ACE inhibitor and sentenced to the usual program of aerobic exercise. It turns out that my arteries are in perfect condition, and later, with the results of more tests, it was guessed that the heart attack was caused by some clotting problem.

Can anyone point me to GOOD, SERIOUS, rationale why any of them should help. If the heart attack was caused by some thrombotic event, I can't see what my heart rate, the load on my heart, etc., have to do with it.

Thanks.
David.