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- ***Atrial Fibrillation And Alzheimer's – A Direct Link - by Submitted on Jul 28, 2010 from Steffan AbelAtrial fibrillation is one of the main types of cardiac arrhythmia – or abnormal heart rate or rhythm. Atrial fibrillation causes a rapid and irregular heartbeat, during which the upper two chambers of the heart that receive blood (the atria) quiver or "fibrillate" instead of beating normally. ...
Views: 2914(1 vote) - ***The Mind Destroying Effects of cholesterol – and what to do about it - by Submitted on Jul 28, 2010 from Steffan AbelUnfortunately researchers have found that high cholesterol levels even as early as aged forty increase the risk of Alzheimer's disease by as much as one and a half times. Although the link between high cholesterol and Alzheimer's has been known for years what was unclear was the age at which ...
Views: 2113(1 vote) - 5 Popular Myths about Heart Attack - by Submitted on Jun 01, 2017 from Richard JohnsonMany people have various misconceptions about myocardial infarction, or simply heart attack. Myths about such serious condition thrive because people just lack knowledge about this disorder and don’t understand its specific aspects. So here are some of the popular myths about heart ...
Views: 1103(1 vote) - 7 Steps to Lower Blood Pressure - by Submitted on Mar 14, 2011 from Lisa NelsonHere are 7 steps you can take this month to get started on the right path to lower blood pressure and heart health. 1. Lose weight and/or maintain a healthy weight Maintaining a healthy weight or losing weight will lower your blood pressure and make any medication you take to treat high ...
Views: 1462(2 votes) - 8 Natural Ways To Make Your Heart Healthier (Today) - by Submitted on Jul 10, 2019 from Nimba Nature CureIf you looked up for this article, then probably you are not one of those people with nicely shaped calves and nicely done abs that climb up a 5 storey building in one sprint. And probably, you’re also not one of those people who are not on good terms with the people who suggest any kind of ...
Views: 528(3 votes) - 9 Heart Ailment symptoms that need immediate medical attention - by Submitted on Aug 02, 2018 from Kalyna KapurThe human body is a complex amalgamation of multiple systems. You should never ignore a health change because it may hint to a larger problem. Cardiologists at AMRI Hospitals, one of the best heart hospitals in Kolkata, emphasize that people must not overlook any sort of medical issue. In many ...
Views: 1019(1 vote) - A Lowering Cholesterol Diet Is Not Hard to Follow - by Submitted on Jan 19, 2011 from Emilia KlappA lowering cholesterol diet is not that difficult to follow. In fact, many regular foods sold at your local supermarket can reduce LDL cholesterol, the bad type, increase HDL, the good one, and prevent the oxidation of LDL, making it less harmful to the arteries. Let us see which foods are these ...
Views: 1524(1 vote) - Advantages Associated With Utilizing Digital Blood Pressure Monitor - by Submitted on Mar 13, 2019 from Jessica RoggersOne of the principle points of interest related with utilizing an advanced circulatory strain screen lies in its straightforwardness and simple to utilize system. An advanced pulse screen is particularly attractive for utilization in homes. This specific item helps in moderating all the extra ...
Views: 736(1 vote) - All You Need To Know About an Implantable Cardioverter Defibrillator - by Submitted on Nov 30, 2017 from Gaurav GautamOverview An implantable cardioverter defibrillator is a battery powered device which is placed under the skin in a surgery to keep track of a patient’s heart rate. Thin wires connect the ICD to the heart, which, if an abnormal heart rhythm is detected, deliver an electric current to restore a ...
Views: 1099(1 vote) - Anti-Inflammatory Drugs Can Deal With Pain - by Submitted on Mar 08, 2011 from Dave MathewsHaving an inflammation can cause a lot of pain in the body. Irritation and also a burning feel is what many men and women are going through with the coming of inflammation. Folks who suffer from joint diseases as well as rheumatism have greater chance of inflammation particularly in the joints. ...
Views: 864(1 vote) - Are Heart Failure Surgery and Treatment in India Crawling up to us? - by Submitted on Jun 21, 2012 from Atul SharmaWhenever a person’s heart is unable to supply enough blood to meet all the needs of his body, he is said to have a heart failure, or often called congestive heart failure. The results can vary from a normal shortness of breath to leg swelling and exercise intolerance. The number of ...
Views: 1467(1 vote) - Are Your Cholesterol Levels Normal? - by Submitted on Jan 13, 2011 from Emilia KlappMaking sure your cholesterol levels are normal is very important. That is because cholesterol can lead to blood clots that interfere with regular blood flow in your arteries and in the blood vessels of your brain. But if you are diabetic, keeping an eye on your cholesterol levels is even more ...
Views: 2330(2 votes) - Assess Your Heart Attack Risk With A Lipid Panel Test - by Submitted on May 24, 2011 from Natalie BonanskiPrevention is the key to good health. Rather than waiting until something goes wrong, be proactive. This can be done through tests which will help one to monitor their health. One of these tests is a Lipid Panel. A Lipid Panel assesses your cholesterol levels and triglyceride levels through ...
Views: 1061(1 vote) - Benefits of Graviola-Max - by Submitted on Dec 04, 2011 from Stephen MathewGraviola Max is herbal supplement formulated from the leaf and stem of the Graviola Plant. The plant belongs to the Annonaceae family and this family of plants produces a novel set of phytochemicals called Annonaceous Acetogenins which are known for there powerful anticancer and antitumor ...
Views: 1977(1 vote) - blood pressure and its affecting parameter - by Submitted on Mar 26, 2013 from devendra rathoreBlood pressure is one in all the important signs, that is measured to make sure traditional functioning of the guts and blood vessels. Abbreviated as BP, it's outlined because the pressure or force exerted by current blood against the walls of blood vessels. whereas reading force per unit area ...
Views: 1415(1 vote) - Breathlessness in Infants - by Submitted on Nov 12, 2010 from gloria katBreathlessness can be caused to the infants due to infections, cough, cold or inhaling any foreign material. Infants are unable to blow their nose clear like adults do. Hence, the mucus remains in the back of the throat or nose which causes breathlessness. It is a very serious symptom in ...
Views: 1946(1 vote) - Bullying Being No. 1 Cause of Heart Risks - by Submitted on Nov 23, 2018 from Gaurav GautamIntroduction Employees that are bullied at work tend to get affected by heart risks and brain problems as compared to the one having a happy work environment. Bullying causes various problems like heart attacks, strokes and blood vessel problems. Cardiovascular diseases are associated with ...
Views: 919(1 vote) - CAFFEINE-FREE FOR OPTIMUM HEALTH - by Submitted on Jan 27, 2011 from Jeffrey RoseAnyone in recovery desires several things. You want to remain free of the drug you had been using and you want to alleviate the negative physical and emotional conditions that were created by that addiction. Hopefully, you also want to lead a healthier life in general. In order to move along a ...
Views: 1880(2 votes) - Can a Full Body Scan (CT/CAT Scan) Save Your Life? - by Submitted on Dec 14, 2010 from Paul JensenIn 2002 Robert Baird walked into Accuscan Health Imaging Center in Salt Lake City, Utah, because of a minor concern about a family history of heart disease and he left minutes later with lifesaving information regarding non-symptomatic problems he was unaware of and had never considered. “Two ...
Views: 2596(1 vote) - Can Apples and Artichokes Save Your Heart? - by Submitted on Feb 15, 2011 from David ClemenCan fruits and veggies prevent heart attacks? New studies show that may be true. So you want to start eating extra helpings of apples and maybe even artichokes. For decades, we’ve been told that eating lots of fruits and vegetables will prevent cancer, help us stay slim and trim, ward off ...
Views: 900(1 vote) - Cardiac Rehabilitation and Tai Chi - by Submitted on Oct 23, 2012 from Bill DouglasGreat news for those rehabilitating from Cardiac related illness! And for everyone else! The BBC reported on a US study of 30 patients which found regular Tai Chi classes gave patients better movement and reduced BNP levels, a measure of heart failure. The British Heart Foundation said the study ...
Views: 1498(2 votes) - Cardiovascular disease foods - by Submitted on May 06, 2010 from Jacky SmithOur health should always be our first priority. In modern world, you will notice people running behind material wealth and neglects the real wealth- health. If you posses good health, you are able to fight with any adversity of life. The poor constitution of health will never allow you to ...
Views: 975(1 vote) - Causes And Treatments For Breast Cancer - by Submitted on Aug 30, 2011 from Sonam SinghA tumor is the name of a swelling or injury formed by unusual escalation of cells (called neoplastic).Tumor is not synonymous with cancer. A tumor can be benign, premalignant or malignant, whereas cancer is malignant by definition. Breast cancer begins in breast tissue, which consists of glands ...
Views: 849(1 vote) - Celery Is One of the Best High Blood Pressure Drugs - by Submitted on Dec 20, 2010 from Emilia KlappSince immemorial times, celery has been used to lower high blood pressure, with Hippocrates prescribing the vegetable as a tonic for those suffering from nervous tension. Unfortunately, the medicinal properties of celery had been ignored for many years in favor of pharmaceutical high blood ...
Views: 1316(1 vote) - Chocolate Effectively Lowers Risk from High Blood Pressure - by Submitted on Jan 07, 2011 from John PhillipHigh blood pressure is a significant concern as it significantly raises the incidence of vascular disease and stroke. As a result of stress, poor diet and lifestyle, enzymes in our body produce a substance known as angiotensin II that causes blood vessels to narrow and blood pressure to ...
Views: 1175(1 vote) - Cholesterol Level Predicts Heart Disease Risk in Young Adults - by Submitted on Oct 21, 2010 from John PhillipThe results of a 20 year study bring to light the importance of healthy diet and lifestyle from an early age. Elevated cholesterol levels in young adults in their 20's and 30's were predictive of the development of coronary artery calcium and atherosclerosis later in life. Coronary Artery ...
Views: 1322(1 vote) - Cholesterol Levels - by Submitted on May 29, 2012 from James MeschinoToday I want to talk to you about safe blood cholesterol levels. What is a safe range for blood cholesterol levels? What is an ideal level of blood cholesterol? The medically acceptable range is a blood cholesterol below 200 mg. per deciliter (dL). In some countries it would be below 5.2 ...
Views: 1121(1 vote) - Choosing an Online Pharmacy - by Submitted on Jan 28, 2011 from serenity leoPrescription medicines and non-prescription medications have become a part of our lives, and everyone needs them in their nutrition for one reason or the other. Some depend on prescription or non-prescription brand or generic medications for blood pressure, migraines, pain relief, or any other ...
Views: 1092(1 vote) - Chromium and Cholesterol Control - by Submitted on Jan 07, 2011 from Steffan AbelChromium and Cholesterol Control Chromium is needed by the body in order to handle fats and sugars correctly (which makes it ideal for stabilizing blood sugar levels in Type 2 diabetics) and several studies have linked chromium (and in particular chromium picolinate) with excellent results in ...
Views: 3629(1 vote) - Coronary Artery Disease Prevention Tips - by Submitted on Apr 29, 2010 from John PhillipCoronary Artery Disease (CAD) results in nearly 1 million deaths each year and millions more are living with this disease and the limitations which lead to an early demise. Coronary Artery Disease is avoidable and reversible by following a healthy diet and supplementing with targeted ...
Views: 1684(1 vote) - Cut Heart Attack Risk in Half - by Submitted on May 10, 2010 from John PhillipHeart disease is the leading cause of death in the US, killing nearly 650,000 people. Studies indicate that heart disease risk is doubled by eating a diet which includes a high percent of calories from refined and processed carbohydrates. The American Journal of Clinical Nutrition reports ...
Views: 1443(2 votes) - Dental clinic- Top Class Facilities - by Submitted on Nov 25, 2011 from pitter smithFreedom health is the one stop destination to all such health ailments which affects the lives of the individuals. This consulting team gives you the contacts for the dentist in delhi which provides an expert service in treating the failing health of the most serious of patients. It specializes ...
Views: 887(1 vote) - Diagnosing Your Heart Condition: Tests and Procedures - by Submitted on Aug 09, 2011 from Janiel ShokDiagnostic cardiac procedures start with your doctor taking your medical history. Be prepared to answer lots of questions and undergo a complete physical examination and labwork. In order to correctly diagnose your condition and provide the best of care in cardiac treatments and therapies, your ...
Views: 1073(1 vote) - Does the Increased consumption of soft drinks can cause CHD[Coronary Heart Disease]? - by Submitted on Apr 05, 2012 from Prof. George GrantPrevious studies have linked full-calorie sugarsweetened beverages (SSBs) with greater weight gain and an increased risk of type 2 diabetes and CHD in published articles in medical literature. Because diabetes is a major risk factor for CHD and SSB consumption has been associated with increased ...
Views: 2020(1 vote) - Eating Right on a Budget for Heart Health - by Submitted on Mar 12, 2011 from Lisa NelsonHere are some 5 tips to eat right on a budget: 1. Skip the meat! Eat vegetarian meals more often. Select beans, peanut butter, and eggs as your protein source. This will cause less of a drain on your pocketbook and a great choice to promote heart health! 2. Reduce portion ...
Views: 1491(2 votes) - Effective Stress Management Technique in 3 Steps - by Submitted on Aug 12, 2012 from alfred burceStress is sensed once there is pressure from labor or from doing a lot projects all at once, from releases concerning relationships, cash troubles and in the society. Stress administration is just the solution to this problem. There is a lack for ourselves to learn tension ...
Views: 864(1 vote) - Effects of insulin on heart health - by Submitted on Oct 05, 2015 from Victor MarchioneIf you have type-2 diabetes there are many ways to receive insulin, such as rapid-acting insulin, short-acting insulin and long-acting insulin. Long-acting insulin can last from 24 to 36 hours after administered. The purpose of long-acting insulin is to provide insulin for the whole day, as ...
Views: 1068(1 vote) - Eight Essential Steps for a Healthy Heart - by Submitted on Oct 11, 2019 from Brooke WhistanceCardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death globally, before cancer, diabetes, or respiratory illnesses. About 17 million people die each year in the world because of this cause. According to figures from the Ministry of Health of the Nation, one person dies every seven minutes in our ...
Views: 551(1 vote) - Erectile Dysfunction (ED) - A Symptom of Heart Disease - by Submitted on Feb 16, 2018 from Leslie DutcherErectile Dysfunction (ED) - A Symptom of Heart Disease This essay addresses the main causes of erectile dysfunction (ED) and impotence. Impotence and ED are allot more common today than they were a few decades ago for many reasons. The first reason is hormonal imbalances and lower ...
Views: 1275(1 vote) - Ethno-Botanical Uses of Graviola - by Submitted on Dec 04, 2011 from Stephen MathewGraviola tree is found in warm tropical regions. This evergreen relatively small sized tree bears heart shaped edible fruit with white flesh. Not only the fruit of this plant but the leaves, bark, stem, roots and seeds all are considered extremely valuable medicinally. The ethno-botanical uses ...
Views: 1507(1 vote) - Finger Pulse Oximeter with LED Display - by Submitted on Nov 06, 2018 from Jessica RoggersA pulse oximeter is a device which helps to measure the oxygen blood level in a human being. It can be a beneficial device for young infants and individuals with some respiratory and cardiovascular conditions. Medically, it is a test which is used to measure the oxygen level or oxygen saturation ...
Views: 1245(1 vote) - Guide To Lowering Heart Disease - by Submitted on Mar 02, 2012 from Michel RizoStress is a normal part of life - we all have it, and to a degree, we need it. However too much stress can lead to emotional, psychological, and even physical problems, such as heart disease, high blood pressure, chest pains, or irregular heart beats. Reducing stress can dramatically help lower ...
Views: 1266(1 vote) - Have a heart! Protect yours naturally! - by Submitted on Feb 11, 2010 from Stacy WishnerMany of the requests for health advice I get from my patients involve taking care of their heart – what can they do to prevent or improve heart ailments? I’m always pleased when a patient wants to take a pro-active role in their heart health as it is one of the most important things you can ...
Views: 1192(5 votes) - Health Benefits of Exercise – Reducing Disease Risk - by Submitted on May 09, 2010 from John PhillipExercise is necessary to remain healthy, as it ties together a lifestyle of proper diet, stress management and social interaction. Our need for regular exercise is encoded into our genes, as our earliest ancestors required short bursts of energy to hunt for food or evade predators. At the ...
Views: 1707(1 vote) - Heart Attack and Stroke - by Submitted on May 30, 2012 from James MeschinoDid you know that cardiovascular diseases – heart attacks, strokes and other vascular complications – are the leading causes of death in North America? In fact, every 1 in 2 males die due to cardiac disease and for women it’s 1 in every 3. Studies show that the primary driving forces for this ...
Views: 1047(1 vote) - Heart Attack is an Invisible Monster - by Submitted on Jan 03, 2013 from Cherilyn HaanThe heart attack is an ongoing, active incident. It is not like a thing that begins and ends within a few minutes. You can control or limit the damage to your heart and overall body in course of this incident by taking some immediate measures after the start of the heart attack. Seeking ...
Views: 1364(2 votes) - Heart Attack Symptoms In Women And Stress - by Submitted on Jan 29, 2011 from Rick CarterMost studies on heart attacks, and heart attack symptoms, have been performed on men. But surprisingly, when the National Institutes of Health (NIH) studied heart attacks in women, they found that women have much different experiences. In fact, many of the symptoms of heart attacks in women ...
Views: 1675(4 votes) - HEART ATTACK: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION - by Submitted on Jan 26, 2011 from John LaurusonisHEART ATTACK: MYOCARDIAL INFARCTION No one wants to think about heart attack. It’s the boogey man that causes more deaths worldwide than any other medical condition. In the U.S. alone there are 1.2 million heart attacks every year: somewhere around 25% to 30% end in fatality. Around 20% of ...
Views: 1029(1 vote) - Heart Disease Risk Increases at Age 40 and on Menopausal Women - by Submitted on Oct 03, 2013 from Junji TakanoSudden feelings of chest pain or tightness are usually signs of heart disease. But not all heart problems are apparent. In fact, latest studies show that there is a mysterious heart disease that usually affects people aged 40, which is regarded as the peak age of onset. It's mysterious because ...
Views: 1752(1 vote) - Heart Disease-Are You At Risk? - by Submitted on Mar 11, 2011 from Stacy WishnerLike many of my patients, you may want to turn over a new, and healthy, leaf for 2011. As I tell my patients, one of the most important things you can do for your health is to know your risk factors for heart disease. Heart disease in America is still one of the number #1 killers. Being ...
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