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Articles related to "Heart Disease"
America's Top Killer Knows No Gender Lines What women should know about heart disease heart disease • women • post-menopausal • risks • hrt
Asian Americans and Diabetes Asian Americans appear to be more than twice as likely to develop type 2 diabetes than the general American population. Since Asian Americans are four times less likely to be obese, doctors are late to diagnose them as diabetic. Help us spread the word among the medical and Asian American communities. diabetes • heart disease • asian americans • communication • diet
Berries Help More Than Our Hearts Why is it that the saying we have all heard, "we are what we eat" is such big news? berries • colon cancer • fruits and vegetables • antioxidants • pterostilbene
Congenital Heart Disease: How I Learned to Cope This is the story of my daughter's birth, the diagnosis of her heart condition, and how I learned to cope with it all.
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
Heart Healthy Grapefruit A new study suggests that eating one grapefruit – especially the red variety – can lower both your cholesterol and triglyceride levels. Can a grapefruit a day keep the heart doctor away? lower • cholesterol • triglycerides • heart • healthy
Soy Sauce is Heart Healthy Adding moderate amounts of dark soy sauce to your diet can up your heart disease fighting antioxidant levels while improving your circulation. heart disease • antioxidants • soy sauce • soya sauce • healthy
Women: Get Up and Move The March 22-29th issue of JAMA is dedicated to Women's health. This is the first of several articles that sum up the findings reported in this week's publication. This study found that women benefit more than men from aspirin therapy and rarely suffer a heart attack following exercise - especially if they exercise on a regular basis. women • jama • heart • disease • aspirin
Your Waistline: According to a new study, the size of your waist is more important than your weight in predicting heart disease. news • heart • disease • smaller • waist
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
Be Heart Smart II More information, resources, and links for a healthy heart. Learn about other risk factors associated with heart disease. This article is the last in a two-part series.
Health Benefits of Alcohol Research has found that moderate drinking significantly reduces the risk for a number of health problems. health benefits of alcohol • health benefits of drinking • drinking health • alcohol health • alcohol stroke
Syndrome X: The Silent Killer Diets worsen the problems of Syndrome X. Dr. Reaven describes the symptoms, risk factors and cure for this metabolic disorder, the silent killer. syndrome x: the silent killer • dr. reaven • heart disease • cure for syndrome x • metabolic disorder
Eat Fiber for Your Heart Up your fiber intake to 20-35 grams per day and decrease your likelihood of heart disease by more than 60 percent. One cup of black beans and brown rice puts you over the minimum requirement – as does two slices whole grain bread (at least 7 grams per slice – check the label), an apple, 1/2 cup berries, and two one half cup servings of vegetables. heart • fiber • health • rich • foods
Do I Need a Pacemaker? Do you have an irregular heartbeat? Does the doctor recommend a pacemaker? Here are the basics. You'll be glad to know it's not your grandfather's pacemaker anymore. heart disease • heart beat • heart attack signs • heart rate monitors • high cholesterol diet
Hope For Obesity Sufferers Although the numbers continue to climb, there are possibilities to consider when suffering from obesity. obesity • type2 diabetes • obese • losing weight • heart disease
Garden Fresh Super Foods Read about "superfood" and vegetable nutrition. A high vegetable list rich in vitamins, minerals, and nutrients to promote good health, heal and prevent disease. super food • high vegetable • vegetable nutrition • healthy food • fresh fruit vegetable
The Health Benefits of Red Wine Research indicates that consuming red wine in moderation may provide a number of health benefits due to its high antioxidant content. health benefits red wine • red wine health • red wine cancer • red wine heart disease • red wine osteoporosis
Fatty Food Does Not Affect Breast Cancer Survival We've all been told that eliminating or cutting down on fat in our diets aid in contracting several ailments. This article tells us that that's not necessarily the case with breast cancer patients and their survival rate. breast cancer • diet • low-fat
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
Alcohol and Health Problems Heavy drinking can cause a number of health problems, including cirrhosis and stroke, as well as heightened risk for sleep disturbances, accidents, violence and suicide. alcohol health problems • alcohol health risks • drinking health problems • drinking health risks • alcohol health
Diabetes and Weight Management Are you overweight? Is your blood sugar out of control? Find out if you are at risk for Type 2 Diabetes? diabetes and weight loss • managing diabetes • type 2 diabetes • risk factors for for diabetes • obesity
Helping Your Child Become Active Considering how to help your overweight child lose weight; cultivating nutritional awareness, activity and fun are some of the tools you'll need. childhood obesity • heart disease • food pyramid • type 2 diabetes • depression
Natural Cholesterol Reduction Cholesterol is an essential of life. Excessive amounts can prove to be dangerous and unhealthy. This article will describe some ways of dealing with this issue naturally. cholesterol • cholesterol levels • bad cholesterol • good cholesterol • fatty acids
Quack? Cry Fowl! A report of quack cures for cancer, HIV/AIDS, and heart disease. quack • cancer • hiv • aids • heart
Spinal Alignment And Hypertension A keen physician noticed that many of his hypertensive patients decreased their high blood pressure by visiting their chiropractor. atlas alignment • neck alignment • spinal alignment • spinal alignment and hypertension • high blood pressure and spinal alignment
Syndrome X The myth of Aboriginal genetic difference is being made reality through malnutrition, resulting in a plague of Syndrome X. syndrome x • indigenous health • indigenous malnutrition • aboriginal disease • aboriginal kidney failure
Are Vegetarians Destined for Anemia? "See that white face and how she mopes around? She must be a vegetarian." When I first started to 'go veg,' I was constantly told that I would have a problem with iron. So I researched. Turns out that vegetarians just might have the edge even on the iron issue. vegetarianism • veganism • vegetarian • vegan • iron
Congestive Heart Failure: Part 1 Article 1 of a two-part series that examines congestive heart failure, a condition that often develops as the result of chronic, uncorrected congenital heart disorders.
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
Language of Medicine Here is a news article about a woman that decides to use conventional and alternative medicine to fight her breast cancer. breast cancer • cancer • alternative therapy
ST JOHN'S WORT ADVISORY Possible interactions of St. John's Wort with other drugs. panic disorder • anxiety • st. john's wort
Treating Graves Disease This article, by a senior autoimmune disease researcher, describes the treatment options for Graves' disease and offers helpful information for making the best decision f autoimmune • graves • disease • thyroid • antibodies
More Helpful Healing Herbs: Eyebright to Gotu Kola From Eyebright to Gotu Kola, here are some more Helpful Healing Herbs to use for many common human conditions. The more we can know about and use the herbs nature has provided, the less side effects we will have to suffer which result from the use of many prescription drugs. eyebright • vision • herbs • natural • remedy
Aging and Thyroid Disease The incidence of thyroid disease increases with age, especially in elderly females. Some studies define “elderly” as young as 60. elderly • aging • thyroid • dementia • hypothyroid
Congestive Heart Failure, Part 2 Part two in a series describing the causes, effects and treatement options inherent to congestive heart failure.
Medicare Part D Plans Vary Seniors need to examine their Medicare Part D plans carefully and compare premiums, co-pays and deductibles as all plans are not created equal. medicare part d plans • costs can vary up to 200% • carex • medicare • plan cost variability study
Anti-Aging Research Anti-aging research suggests that four simple life-style steps can lead to exceptional survival, longevity with high quality of life. anti-aging research • anti aging research • anti aging • exceptional survival • longevity
Autumn Pumpkin History and Facts Pumpkins are an icon of fall and the upcoming holidays, yet the history and important nutrition hidden in these vitamin-packed, healthy fruits is widely unknown. pumpkin history american • thanksgiving pumpkin pie • nutritional facts pumpkin seeds • native american pumpkin diet • power food
Caring for Older Dogs Due to medical progress and better care, more pet dogs live into their geriatric years. With a little extra attention our senior companions can be with us a long time. caring for older dogs • geriatric dogs • senior dogs • aging dogs • older dogs
Eat Your Cake, Too! Living with diabetes or cooking for a loved one with the disease doesn't mean you give up desserts. You simply adapt and make healthy good endings. Try Banana Split Pie or Celebration Cheesecake - both are diabetic friendly! diabetic • dessert • recipes • heart • friendly
Effects of Caffeine and a Safe Alternative Effects of Caffeine and a safe alternative. caffeine • effects • safe • ginseng
Gastric Bypass Alternative Losing weight is hard and weight loss surgery can be deadly, but there is an alternative. Zetacap is gastric bypass in a bottle. You feel full and eat fewer calories. gastric bypass • weight loss • gartic bybass alternative • weight loss surgery • zetacap
Grow & Cook Eggplant/Aubergine Aubergines (eggplants) grow well in hot sheltered places and make a tasty and useful addition to your diet. aubergine • eggplant • growing • folate • potassium
Heat Stroke and High Risk Dogs All dogs are more susceptible to heat stroke than humans are but some are more at risk than others. It's 85 F out; have you checked your dog today? dogs • heat stroke • dogs susceptible to heat stroke • at risk dogs • high risk dogs
Lemon Ginger Dahl Tired of ham at Easter? Try this light lentil broth to usher in spring. Lemon and ginger zing and lighten the nourishing base of ghee and red lentils. lentils • lentil • lemon • soup • dahl
Need a Brain Boost? Do you still suffer from hypo symptoms? Does your doctor say that your lab tests are normal? Maybe you need a little T3 to boost your brain function and take care of the fatigue and muscle cramps. t4 • t3 • thyroid • hypothyroid • memory loss |
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