Hidden Dangers of Alcohol - Plus a Good?

There is a huge core a-baloo over liquor and if individuals might as well drink it or not, what amount of, when and where. Directly, I feel it is the avocation of the individual to settle on these choices, not any other individual. Also when individuals do devour liquor, it ought to be finished in a mindful manner so nobody else is hurt simultaneously. That aside, there are concealed dangers of liquor that numerous individuals...

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So You Need Mitral Valve Surgery, Who Should Do It and How?

The story behind generally referrals for mitral valve surgery contrasts however frequently starts with either side effects or a "coincidental" finding of a mumble throughout a normal physical exam. The leading issue to grasp is the thing that the mitral valve is and what does it do? The mitral valve sits between two assemblies of the heart, the left chamber and the left ventricle. Blood documented with oxygen (oxygenated) streams...

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The Prescription for Preventing Heart Failure

Heart failure is often caused by an unhealthy lifestyle. The prescription for preventing heart failure includes improving your overall health and quality of life. Although some risk factors cannot be changed, like your age, family history or sex, making the following changes can significantly lower your risk of developing heart failure and other types of cardiovascular disease. 1. Don't Use Tobacco One of the greatest risk...

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Do You Have High Blood Pressure? Enzyme Therapy May Be Able to Help You

According to the American Heart Foundation, almost eighty-million people suffer from high blood pressure in the USA. That figure is astounding when you consider that this disease is a preventable disease. But sadly, many people go through life not understanding that the way they live is killing them. Silently! In fact, high blood pressure (HBP for short, and also called hypertension) is known in the medical industry as 'the...

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The Amazing Benefits of Drinking Tea

A cup of tea anyone? Drinking this brew has been connected to providing a lot of amazing health advantages for many centuries. But it is only during the recent years that its healing properties have been properly investigated. A lot of health experts recognize the powerful benefits of this drink. Antioxidants The amazing benefits are mainly because it is rich in flavonoids. What are flavonoids? Flavonoids are antioxidants...

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Signs of a Heart Attack - Knowing Them Can Help You Save Lives

Heart attacks account for millions of deaths every year. A heart attack (also called myocardial infarction) must be treated promptly after early detection if this danger is to be averted. For this, you should be able to recognize a heart attack when it happens. So let's discuss the signs of a heart attack. What is an Acute Coronary Syndrome? An acute coronary syndrome, of which heart attacks are one form, is caused when blood...

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The Enemies of PVCs (Premature Ventricular Contractions) and Heart Arrhythmias: What You Must Avoid

There are certain factors which either trigger heart palpitations. I would therefore suggest that, no matter what you are doing to reduce or eliminate your PVCs (otherwise referred to as extra systoles or arrhythmia), you avoid the following: 1 - Stimulants - I found caffeine (and coffee in particular) to make my extra heart beats much worse; generally speaking caffeine and any ingredient containing caffeine, such...

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Heart Attack Symptoms You Shouldn't Ignore

Having a heart attack is a life threatening occurrence. Patients often misread or overlook the messages their body is sending them. It's important not to misread your symptoms. Because heart attack symptoms mimic other illnesses, many victims of this malady overlook the seriousness of their conditions. Some individuals confuse their symptoms with viruses, the flu, jetlag, being tired, exercising too strenuously, not getting...

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H Pylori Infections Cause Heart Disease - Part One

H pylori is a tiny bacterium that buries itself into the stomach lining. It is very common, infecting more than 50% of the world's population. It is best known for causing common digestive symptoms such as gastritis, heartburn, acid reflux, bloating and irritable bowels, though it can lead to more serious problems such as ulcers and even stomach cancer. It causes symptoms primarily be creating inflammation in the stomach and...

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Why Patients End Up At Heart Clinics

There are lots of reasons why patients end up checked into a heart clinic. They may have experienced some sort of health crisis that involves cardiac arrest, high blood pressure, clogged arteries, pain, or improper function. The cardiovascular system is a complex one that is best checked into by a specialist such as a board certified cardiologist. Tests that may be given to patients to sort out the difficulties and come to a...

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Cardiovascular Disease Prevention With Nutrition and Herbs

Cardiovascular disease is the number one cause of death in this country. It has become an epidemic attributed to our lifestyles and diets. The typical American diet is high in saturated fats and cholesterol which creates inflammation that leads to atherosclerosis, or hardening of the arteries. Atherosclerosis is the main disease process of cardiovascular disease. Cardiovascular disease includes atherosclerosis, hypertension,...

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Ways to Take Care of Your Heart

Some people don't pay much attention to their own heart health unless they experience chronic chest pain. After a severe chest pain, your doctor might recommend a few changes you need to make. At this point, it has become increasingly obvious that you definitely need to think about your own heart health before these unwanted issues develop. Here are some ways on how to take care your heart: 1. Regular exercise....

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Getting Heart-Strong With Stats, Warning Signs, and Health Tips, Too

In case you missed it, red was the color of choice when choosing what to wear last Friday, as the first of February marked the tenth anniversary of the American Heart Association's National Wear Red Day. Its purpose: to help raise awareness of heart disease in women, while at the same time, launching American Heart Month. Be aware, too, that The Million Hearts™ national initiative sponsored by the American Heart Association...

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The Curse of the Mummy: Heart Disease

A recent Lancet study titled "Atherosclerosis across 4000 years of human history: the Horus study of four ancient populations" purports to show that our ancient ancestors suffered from arteriosclerosis or "hardening of the arteries" just as we do. They concluded: "The presence of atherosclerosis in premodern human beings suggests that the disease is an inherent component of human ageing and not characteristic of any...

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You Can Save Lives With The Right Training

The heart is indeed an incredible organ. Throughout the course of your life, it is continuously going through a cycle of filtering your blood, pumping it to different organs, bringing the blood back, filtering it and pumping again. What is more, the heart does not get any rest; it cannot stop even for a second! Considering the enormous amount of pressure that is exerted on this organ, it is only natural that it begins to slow...

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