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Articles related to "Cardiovascular"
Subclinical Hypothyroidism May Increase Cardiovascular Risk Women with low thyroid may be more at risk for cardiovascular disease. Even slightly low normal levels may increase the risk for postmenopausal women. cardiovascular • thyroid • hypothyroidism • subclinical hypothyroidism • myocardial infarction
That OTHER form of CHD: Maintaing Cardiovascular Health Until recently, all of the articles I have published have related to CHD- <i>congenital heart disease</i>. Because this column relates to the heart, I thought it might be a good idea to inform my readers with reagrd to that <b>other</b> form of CHD- <i>coronary heart disease</i>, which kills more people in North-America every year than any other type of illness. Are clogged arteries threatening <i>your</i>life? Read on to find out whether you are at risk.
Thyroid Hormone and Cardiovascular Disease - Hypothyroidism Too little thyroid hormone can significantly increase your risk of heart disease. heart disease • hypothyroidism • cholesterol • triglyceride • atherosclerosis
Do you feel lucky? A time is passing by and your heart will not wait long for it's proper treatment! heart • attack • stroke • atherosclerosis • pain
Thyroid Hormone and Heart Disease - Hyperthyroidism Hyperthyroidism (too much thyroid hormone) was first identified as a problem with the heart and the vascular system. hyperthyroidism • heart disease • cardiovascular • palpitations • cardiac arrythmias
Be Heart Smart I February is American Health Month. Be kind to your heart and check out this first article in a two-part series, with incredible links to heart healthy related web sites. american heart association • american heart association • aha • ama • american medical association
Zumba Gold - Dance Your Way to Vibrant Health Zumba Gold is the beginner's level of aerobic dance which breaks down the intricate step-work of Zumba Basic. it's perfect for anyone just starting out in Zumba fitness! cardiovascular health • zumba gold aerobics • zumba aerobics • zumba gold • benefits of zumba dance
Beginner Aerobic Routine Knowing what steps to take when beginning your aerobic exercise routine can make it much easier to get started. aerobic • aerobic fitness • beginning aerobic exercise routine • cardiovascular system • resistance training
Benefits of Walking Poles Increase the health benefits of a daily walk by adding this simple piece of equipment. recreational walking • oxygen consumption • low impact activity • exercise intensity • rehabilitation knee hip
Fabulous Fish Oil Omega-3 in fish oil can improve the quality of life for those with ADHD, rheumatoid arthritis, premenstrual syndrome & cramps, combats heart disease and fights depression crohn • lupus • atherosclerosis • asthma • colitis
HDL Cholesterol Cholesterol levels influence the risk of heart disease and research shows a possible relation to dementia. A study published this month looks at HDL levels and memory. hdl cholesterol memory • hdl cholesterol cardiovascular disease • ldl cholesterol heart disease • total cholesterol memory • cholesterol dementia
Indoor Group Cycling Cycling classes have been around a while and show no signs of disappearing anytime soon. They provide an intense workout that will challenge any fitness level. beginner group cycling • calorie burn • energy expenditure • cardiovascular workout • current fitness trend
CIRCUIT TRAINING – Not to be underestimated or ignored Ancilliary activities in training for running long distances are not to be disdained or neglected: a cornerstone of training is making sure your body is robust and strong enough to digest the fatigue of racing and training, and recovers quickly ready to go again the next day. The key to this is circuit training. So to enjoy running by overcoming the fatigue more easily, read on ... long-distance running • racing • ancillary activities • training methods • stretching
Getting Started With Exercise Beginning an exercise program is tough, but exercise is important, especially if you have type 2 diabetes. Begin with a physical exam, and motivate yourself by setting realistic goals, and choosing an activity suited to your health and personality. exercise • fitness • health • type 2 diabetes • blood sugar
Thescelosaurus: The Dinosaur with a Heart? Paleontologists made the news earlier this year with reports of a possible fossilized heart in a Thescelosaurus. thescelosaurus • ornithischian • dinosaur • cardiac • heart
Why Garlic is Good for your Health Researchers demonstrate the mechanism behind garlic's incredible antibiotic powers and its cardiovascular and cholesterol lowering benefits garlic • garlic supplements • cardiovascular benefits from garlic • health benefits of garlic • cholesterol lowering effect of garlic
Neuropathic Pain: New Insights, New Interventions - Part II We continue from last week with the identification and the mechanics for the various types of neuropathic pain. The actual mechanisms for pain detction are described in minute detail. neuorpathic • pain • treatment • intervention • anticonvulsant drugs
Nutrition for Fitness Training, Pt 1 Fitness is an important part of every family's healthy lifestyle. In order to enjoy your chosen activities with zest and less chance for injury, it is important to consider your nutritional needs for training. nutrition • fitness • training • diet • health
Lack of Sleep Can Kill A new British study released on September 24th states that people double their risk of dying by not sleeping seven hours a night. importance of sleep • teen sleep requirements • not sleeping can kill • effects of not sleeping • health problems from not sleeping
Lunch Hour Fitness Workout It is hard to find time for regular exercise when you work full time and have a family. This article suggests tips and exercises for lunch time and desk-based workouts. fitness • getting fit • getting fitness • fitness training • personal training
Physics of Blood Pressure Blood pressure readings are a fundamental diagnostic tool for health care professionals. What is the physics behind blood pressure? blood pressure • physics • systolic blood pressure • diastolic blood pressure • high blood pressure
DIETS, MOLECULES AND OBESITY This article is the first in a series of three dealing with the worldwide problem of obesity. The risks that this disease represent, the fact that there is a lot of ignorance about it and that there are is no magic bullet to rid the world of this major problem. obesity • risk factor • epidemic • misinformation and ignorance • diets
Health Benefits of Pistachios Pistachios were once a treasured delicacy among royals. In modern times, pistachios are appreciated for their flavor and the nutritional benefits they offer. health benefits of pistachios • pistachio nuts • pistachios and health • nutrition in pistachios • fiber in pistachios
How to Be Healthy for Life Most people hope to live a long, healthy life. Let's look at some simple tips to help you be healthier for life. healthy life • live healthy life • health • wellness • health promotion
A Brief Overview of Yoga Styles Part Three: Kundalini Yoga A brief overview of Kundalini yoga, yet another form of hatha yoga practice. kundalini yoga • yoga • exercise • health • well being.
Elements of Creative Movement in the Classroom Ideas on new ways to teach elementary or secondary academic subjects. education • dance • movement • creative movement • space
The Immune System Connection
How the immune system works and how to recognize immune deficiency and boost the immune system. immune deficiency • infections • chronic illness
Women and their Blood affect of results of one genetic test, Factor V Leiden Mutation, on a woman's health factor v leiden mutation • thrombophilic • hypercoagulable • genetic test • dna
Book Review--You Mean I'm Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy?! A book that really gets to the heart of those with ADHD. Eplanations and coping skills are explored in detail. A great book for an adult with ADHD or for someone who lives with an adult with ADHD adhd • attention deficit disorder • adult • coping • nicotine
Yoga of Menopause - Alternatives to Hormone Therapy It's big news when a favored medical treatment is found to be harmful. But not to readers of Susun Weed! In this article Susun talks about menopause is enlightenment, and herbs to help when taking hormones. menopause • hot flashes • hrt • hrt • susun
Diabetes Linked to Alzheimer's Diabetes is now linked to Alzheimer’s disease and studies report that a person with Type 2 diabetes is twice as likely to develop Alzheimer’s. diabetes • alzheimer's • link • diabetic medication • help alzheimer's patients
Anorexia and Female Athletes, Part I Athletics are great, but sometimes they can become a deadly obsession anorexia • female • athletes • sports • gymnastics
Antioxidants The Road to Health This article talks about antoxidants what they are and why they are good for you. It will help you to improve your health and prevent disease. antioxidants • antioxidant vitamins • health • disease prevention
Recalls for October, 2000 October was a quiet month for recalls from the FDA, but it could become one of the most significant months ever, if an Indiana Congressman has his way. public health • medicine • recalls • fda • healthcare
Top 10 Bodybuilding Habits Here is a list of the Top 10 bodybuilding habits for success. Adopt them and reap the benefits! fat burn loss shredded cut ripped abs diet metabol
Wine and Your Health The current state of research into the relationship between moderate alcohol consumption and health. Links to many data sources. wine • health • alcohol • consumption • drinking
Working with your physical therapist What patient can expect from physical therapy treatment and how to become a most important part of the rehabilitationa team. patients • team • physical • therapist • physiotherapists
Dogs are loyal companions Dogs are known as "man's best friend" and for good reason. They are loyal companions, who can also help alleviate some of their owner's health problems. pet ownership • dog owners • pet owners • dogs • pet
Exploring Vitamin B-12 Vitamin B-12 plays an essential role in maintaining physical and mental health. Learn why it's so important and how to make sure you're getting the proper amount. vitamin b • cobalamin • vitamins for depression • nutrition for mental health • b vitamin information
HD Risk Factors = Menopaause A new study suggests that risk factors associated with heart disease relates to earlier onset of menopause. A converse conclusion could be true. heart disease • menopause • healthy • lifestyle • smoking
Health Benefits of Green Tea Green Tea has been known for its medicinal ability for hundreds of years. This article will explain why your tea break can save your life. green • tea • health • benefit • cancer prevention
How Fit are You? Staying slim does more than make you look good and sexy. Growing evidence show that staying in shape is the key to health. how fit are you • obesity measures • waist circumference • waist to hip ratio • body mass index
Lose 104 Pounds a Year: New research links TV advertising and prolonged sitting with the fattening of America. By replacing TV time with activity, you can lose over 104 pounds a year. lose 104 pounds a year • kill your tv • watch tv gain weight • sitting leads to weight gain • dangers of sitting
Natural Anti-Inflammatory Learn how a natural anti-inflammatory diet can be effective in the management of pain and discomfort due to inflammation. natural anti inflammatory • natural supplements • inflammation • manage inflammation • alleviate pain
Oral Health and the Immune System Studies show that oral health is a good indicator of immune system health. In addition, studies suggest that measures used to improve oral health also benefit immunity. weston price • atherosclerosis • rheumatoid arthritis • autoimmune disease • antioxidants |
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