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Articles related to "Cardiovascular Disease"
How You Can Fight Heart Disease A new diagnosis of heart disease can make patients feel depressed and helpless. But there is much that people can do immediately to take back control of their health. cardiac risk factors • heart lifestyle • cardiac rehabilitation • heart disease treatment • heart disease risk factors
Brushing Your Teeth Could Prevent Cardiovascular Disease Researchers have discovered that brushing your teeth and flossing them daily might prevent more than tooth decay and gum disease. Click above to find out more. periodontal • disease • cardiovascular • gingiva • carotid
The Soy Situation The discussion about whether soy and soy products are beneficial to people rages on, but are there any new findings to support either side? The U S government thinks so. Find out why in this article. soy • low density lipoprotein • high density lipoprotein • cardiovascular disease
Thyroid Hormone and Cardiovascular Disease - Hypothyroidism Too little thyroid hormone can significantly increase your risk of heart disease. heart disease • hypothyroidism • cholesterol • triglyceride • atherosclerosis
Diabetes and Your Heart This article will attempt to discuss the reasons as to why diabetics are more prone to cardiovascular disease and circulatory problems. diabetes • sugar • diabetic • insulin • disease
A Heart Healthy Diet Foods high in polyphenols have antioxidant, antiviral, anticancer properties. An antioxidant food list for a heart healthy diet, cardiovascular disease prevention. heart healthy diet • cardiovascular disease • polyphenols • antioxidant • disease prevention
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
Hormone Replacement Therapy and Breast Cancer The press has recently given a lot of prominence to the results of a large clinical study that showed that the use of estrogen and progestin in post-menopausal women results in an increased risk for breast cancer. This report discusses the background of the study and its conclusions. estrogen • progesterone • hormone replacement therapy • endometroal cancer • breast cancer
Lifestyle Change Is Effective Simple but powerful lifestyle habits are shown to reduce your risks of developing the metabolic diseases like type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. These changes al lifestyle change • type 2 diabetes • metabolic syndrome • cardiovascular disease • abdominal fat
Systemic Lupus Erythematosus Various (some preventable) symptoms and complications and their initial presentation in patients with lupus are associated with different degrees of mortality. systemic lupus erythematosus • sle • sle mortality • sle complications • lupus nephritis
Life Expectancy Shortened By Subclinical Hyperthyroidism Researchers in Birmingham, UK have determined that a one-time measurement of low serum thyrotropin (TSH) in persons 60 years of age or older is associated with increased mortality from all causes and, particularly, due to cardiovascular disease. subclinical • hyperthyroidism • elderly • life expectancy • thyroid disease
Kicking The Smoking Habit Quitting the Habit of smoking women • health • smoking • quitting • heart disease
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
Hidden Risks of Birth Control Pill New study: Women taking birth control pills significantly increase their risk of heart disease. birth control and heart disease • contraceptives • the pill • risk of heart disease • pill linked to heart disease
Mechanical Effects of Obesity Obesity is associated with cardiovascular conditions, but it also has consequences related to the heavy weight of fat tissue. What else can obesity do to the body? obesity • sleep apnea • obesity hypoventilation syndrome • gastroesophageal reflux disease • osteoarthritis
Snoring: Causes and Solutions Snoring can cause more than a disrupted night's sleep. On occasion it can have life altering consequences. Current knowledge and corrective suggestions will be discussed. mayo clinic • snoring • stertor • uvula • soft palate
The Benefits of Nuts When most people think of nuts, they think of weight gain. In reality they are nutrient dense. This article will discuss some of their health benefits. nuts • almonds • walnuts • pistachios • peanuts
Dangers Of A Sedentary Lifestyle Statistics on people who continue to ignore the preventative powers of exercise on deadly diseases. physical inactivity and heart disease • african americans and high blood pressure • latinos and obesity • preventable diseases and exercise • recent diabetes statistics for america
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
Here's To Your Health! Studies show that pets cane be the best medicine! stress • pets • animal-human bond
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
Review: The Sugar Solution A book review of "The Sugar Solution: Real Solutions for Real Symptoms." Learn how keeping your blood sugar level can help you lose weight. the sugar solution • reduce your blood sugar • blood sugar levels • 28-day program • 28-day lifestyle makover
MOLECULES, DIETS AND OBESITY III In this article, I will tell you about diets and dieting. I will also give you some tips, based on my own experience, that will probably help you lose that extra weight that is bothering you. obesity • diets • dieting • exercising • ectomorph
OBESITY REVISITED Two years ago I wrote three articles about obesity. In them I described the basic biochemistry facts of fat use and storage. It was a very simplified view, since I described the functions of only three hormones (insulin, adrenaline and glucagon) involved in energy metabolism. There are a few more whose functions are known and undoubtedly others that remain unknown, but for my purposes those three were and still are enough for you to understand the problem.,Two years ago I wrote three articles about obesity. In them I described the basic biochemistry facts of fat use and storage. It was a very simplified view, since I described the functions of only three hormones (insulin, adrenaline and glucagon) involved in energy metabolism. There are a few more whose functions are known and undoubtedly others that remain unknown, but for my purposes those three were and still are enough for you to understand the problem. insulin • glucagon • adrenaline • thrifty genes • genes
An Apple A Day? Many foods are designed to heal. Apples are just the beginning. Read more to understand how important nutrients in our foods, can give us better results then taking a vitamin pill. health • food • vitamins • minerals • nutrients
Black Tea: Preventive for Cognitive Impairment Black tea appears to be a cheap and nontoxic antioxidant that may protect against cognitive impairment and decline at any age. black tea • black tea health benefits • black tea effect on cognitive impairment • black tea effect on cognitive decline • black tea plants
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
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
Healthy Benefits of Vitamin C Vitamin C may be one of the biggest assets in preventing disease and promoting overall health. Adding it to the diet is easy and the benefits are wide-ranging. vitamin c benefits • how to get vitamin c • vitamin c supplements • eating healthy • vitamins in foods
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
Is exercise effective medicine? The benefits of exercise to your health. diabetes • heart disease • exercise • depression • arthritis
LDL Cholesterol Low-density lipoprotein (LDL) is a package of protein, cholesterol, and fat designed to efficiently transit the watery environment of the bloodstream. complimentary treatment options for elevated chole • the apob100 receptor • ldl receptor • heart disease and cholesterol • ldl and heart disease
Nutrients in Natural Sweeteners Natural sugar substitutes offer nutritional alternatives to artificial sweeteners and refined sugar. nutrients in natural sweeteners • natural sugar substitutes • artificial sweetener alternatives • sugar alternatives • safe sweeteners
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
Soy Good Want to lower you cholesterol,prevent cancer, heat disease and obesity? Soy foods may be the anwser. soy • tofu • vegan • pizza • vegetarian
The Benefits of Exercise Healthy benefits of medicine medicine • exercise • women • health • heart disease
The Healthy Japanese Diet The Japanese diet has been known for centuries as one of the healthiest due to it's high levels of nutrients and antioxidents. green tea • japanese diet • green tea diet • shitake mushrooms • green tea weight loss
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
Treat Diabetes With Cinnamon Common cinnamon has shown promise in the treatment of Type II diabetes. cinnamon diabetes • cinnamon type ii diabetes • cinnamon and diabetes • cinnamon and type ii diabetes • cinnamon type 2 diabetes
A Whole Lotta Hypothyroidism Facts Let's get some facts clear about hypothyroidism here. t3 • t4 • triiodothyronine • thyroxine • hypothyroid
Alternative HRT at Menopause This interview with Nurse Practitioner Pamela Egan, explores plant based Bio-identical Hormone Replacement Therapy (BHRT) and the problems obtaining it in the US. hormone replacement therapy • bio-identical hormone replacement therapy • alternative hormone replacement therapy • bhrt • hrt
Amana Orange Heirloom Tomato A lycopene-rich, beefsteak heirloom tomato, Amana Orange is an easy-to-grow favourite among vegetable gardeners. amana orange • heirloom tomato • heritage tomato • how to grow tomatoes • popular tomatoes
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
Being Vegan Being a Vegan is more than a dietary change, it is a lifestyle choice. Vegans choose not to exploit animals in every aspect of their lives. vegan • vegan lifestyle • vegan food • animal rights • diet
Campbell Soup Healthy Profits V8 vegetable juices and a growing portfolio of lower-sodium soups drive Campbell's global sales momentum. campbell soup healthy profits • world’s largest soup maker’s stock • lower-sodium soups • campbell’s sales by business unit • international soup & sauces
Can Kids Get Type II? Can children have “Adult-onset diabetes”? Unfortunately, type II is on the rise among teens and children - and may be both more difficult to control and more likely to cause complications. children • adolescents • type ii diabetes • complications • incidence
Catechins in Tea and Chocolate Catechins are bioflavinoids present in tea, chocolate, and red wine with potent antioxidant properties known to improve hypertension and reduce inflammation. catechins • bioflavinoids • tea • chocolate • health
Cosmetic Eyelid Surgery A review of blepharoplasty, with attention to the risks and benefits of the procedure and other patient concerns. blepharoplasty • eyelids • cosmetic • aesthetic • plastic |
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