Why You Need to Moderate Your Salt Intake
It is definitely the medical consensus, that excessive salt in the diet is linked to hypertension. It is particularly of
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Heart Disease
Taking the Strain out of Home Blood Pressure Monitoring
HIgh blood pressure, aka hypertension, is a worry to most people and actual medical condition for many. The AHA, American
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Jury Still Out on Chelation Therapy
It’s one in the eye for cardiologists all over the medical establishment in America. It was a bit of a
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Is Coffee Healthy?
Today’s post is for all the coffee drinkers in the world who have been told that coffee is bad and
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4 Predictors of Heart Trouble Come With Age
What do people who know you, say about you? Do you look at your age, or do you have few
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15 Foods to Lower Blood Pressure
Hypertension is a medical condition where the pressure of your blood increases beyond a healthy level. There are two things
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Heart Disease Kills More Women than Any Other Affliction
The medical community has historically stated that men were at greater risk of developing heart disease than women. However, new
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Are Women More Likely to Die After Heart Attacks?
If you’re a woman, it should be a cause for concern to know that women are more likely than men
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Two foods to save your heart
Food is the biggest source of heart diseases. Unhealthy foods which contain substances dangerous for heart can cause different hearth
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Eating Tomatoes Can Halve your Risk of Stroke
Scientists in Finland claim that eating a diet rich in lycopene, a chemical that occurs naturally in tomatoes, can reduce
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Beta Blockers May Be Ineffective in Preventing Strokes
A new study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association has found that beta blockers may not help
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New Study Finds Aspirin May Preserve Brain Function in Elderly Women
Many older woman take aspirin to reduce their risk of suffering from a heart attack, but it may yield other
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Why Are Family Doctors Not Talking About Obesity?
From 1994 to 2004, the percentage of obese Americans rose from 23% to 34%. According to Penn State researchers… From 1995-1996
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