The world’s largest quality of life study to date has found one in three people dealing with chronic chest pain says it affects their daily lives. The study appearing in the Archives of Internal Medicine reveals 29 percent of patients experience angina chest pain at least once a week, despite contemporary medical treatments.
French researchers have established that a 200 mg dose of docosahexaenoic acid (DHA) a day is enough to boost cardiovascular health in men. The team studied the effects of increasing doses of DHA on 12 healthy men aged between 53 and 65 years.
Why do drug companies not disclose that their cholesterol-lowering drugs cause a deficiency of your essential Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) levels? In Canada, the disclosure is mandatory if the drug inhibits your amounts of CoQ10.
A strong heart may be achieved by simple meditation and stretching as new research is suggesting that yoga may be beneficial for heart health.
The cocoa found in chocolate may be good for heart heatlh, according to a new report from usnews.com.
Mangosteen juice, known as an all-natural anti-inflammatory, may prevent the development of heart disease and diabetes in obese individuals, according to a new study.
You may be able to determine if you’re at risk for cardiovascular problems by doing a simple stretching exercise rather than an invasive hospital procedure, according to a new study in The American Journal of Physiology.
There’s new evidence that a mother’s health during pregnancy could affect the health of her child later in life.
A new study has found eating fish may not keep your heart as healthy as previously thought.
New research suggests getting the flu can increase the risk of having a heart attack.
A new study finds that older adults with insufficient levels of vitamin D die from heart disease more often than those with adequate levels of the vitamin.
A new study has found lowering your risk for heart disease could add as many as 15 years to your life.
All-natural krill oil is packed with antioxidants and omega-3 fatty acids to boost your brain, heart and organ health. But many inferior products on the market could be loaded with toxins, pumped full of antibiotics and contain very little nutrients. Read more about the risks associated with regular fish oil and how your body and mind could be in danger!
Anyone with low levels of vitamin D may be at a higher risk for cardiovascular disease, but the link is even stronger for diabetics, and now scientists are beginning to understand why.
As hunters die every year from strenuous exercise and bursts of activity that hunting can bring, the University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center will be hosting an event this month to discuss the risks and preventive measures as the hunting season approaches.
