What to eat: go red
Featured, Top Buzz · Tags: Appetizers, Desserts, Electrolytes, Health, Heart Attack, Love, Phytonutrients, Potassium, Red Blood Cells, Risk Of Heart Attack, Salads, Strawberries, Stroke, Valentine, Watermelon
Strawberries: Not only does this fruit look like a heart-shaped valentine, they are filled with phytonutrients that love to promote your health. A serving of strawberries will provide you with 210... Read more
Get some sleep!
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Insufficient sleep is the new obesity villain and plagues over 30 per cent of Indians, claimed doctors at a recent conference of Association of Physicians of India in Delhi. From breaking up marriages,... Read more
Ignored cholesterol blamed for heart attacks
Featured, Top Buzz · Tags: Atorvastatin, Bad Cholesterol, Cholesterol, Danish Researchers, Getty Images, Heart Attack, Heart Attacks, Heart Stroke, Lipitor, London Reuters, Low-density lipoprotein, People, Pfizer, Photograph, Stroke Risk, Tim Boyle
Statins lower levels of low-density lipoprotein, commonly known as “bad” cholesterol. Top-selling statins include Pfizer’s Lipitor, known chemically as atorvastatin. Photograph by:... Read more
Cholesterol Level Ranges
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Comment RSS Email Print Cholesterol is a natural occurring substance in the body that is fatty and waxy yet useful in many ways in the human body. However, too much of it and it will adhere to... Read more
FDA investigating link between asthma drug and heart disease - Pediatric SuperSite
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TopNews United States FDA investigating link between asthma drug and heart diseasePediatric SuperSiteDisproportionate increases in ischemic heart disease, arrhythmias, cardiomyopathy, cardiac failure,... Read more
Scientists identify cholesterol-regulating genes which could be ’switched off’ to reduce heart disease
Featured, Top Buzz · Tags: Bad Cholesterol, Breakthrough, Cells, Cholesterol, Decade, Disease Genes, Doctors, Having A Heart Attack, Health Promotion, Heart Attack, Heart disease, Knowledge, Lead Production, Medicines, People, Promotion Advice, Risk Of Heart Disease, Scientists, Target
Genes which increase people’s risk of having a heart attack have been uncovered by scientists Scientists have uncovered 20 genes which increase people’s risk of having a heart attack - raising... Read more
Peanut butter ‘wards off heart disease’, say scientists
Featured, Top Buzz · Tags: Bad Cholesterol, Beating Heart, Blood Vessels, Cholesterol, Diabetes, Diets, Harvard Medical School, Heart Attack, Heart disease, Heart Stroke, Inflammation, Nuts, Peanut Butter Sandwiches, Peanuts, Polyunsaturated Fats, Questionnaires, Risk Of Heart Attack, Type 2 Diabetes, Volunteers, Wards
Peanut butter is high in polyunsaturated fats that has been shown to lower ‘bad’ cholesterol Peanut butter sandwiches could be the secret to beating heart disease, says a study. Snacking... Read more
Ostrich meat is good for pregnant women
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Ostrich meat has been found by animal scientist to reduce the incidence of heart attack. This is because the meat is rich in omega 3 fatty acids which is good for the heart and essentially for growth... Read more
Obesity epidemic looms on horizon
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My cousin is only in her 30s and her doctor recently told her if she doesn’t lose weight within the next year she’ll end up in a wheelchair. My cousin’s excess body weight has begun... Read more
Unhappily ever after: Why bad marriages hurt women’s health
Featured, Top Buzz · Tags: American Psychosomatic Society, Couples, Diabetes, Health Problems, Heart Attack, Heart Program, High Blood Pressure, Marital Strife, Marriage, Medical Director, Middle Aged Women, New York University, Nieca Goldberg, Relationship, Theresa Tamkins, University Of Utah, Whole Health, women health, Women S Health
By Theresa Tamkins When a marriage is rocky, it can make both partners feel depressed. But only middle-aged women — not men — seem to have health problems associated with marital strife,... Read more

