Archive for the 'Heart Disease' Category
BMI - A Possible Indicator of Heart Disease due to High Cholesterol
0 Comments Published September 27th, 2007 in Heart Disease.Tip! Coronary heart disease is a more comprehensive term. It collectively refers to coronary artery disease and its disease that are a result of the coronary artery disease like angia and myocardial infarction.
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According to medical scientists, BMI, which stands for Body Mass Index, is a possible indicator of developing a series of conditions such as […]
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Did You Know That Dark Chocolate May Help Prevent Heart Disease?
0 Comments Published September 20th, 2007 in Heart Disease.Tip! Hypertension: High blood pressure has long been recognized as a major risk factor for heart disease and stroke. If you have both high blood and diabetes your risk for heart disease doubles.
Research teams hailing from various countries, such as Switzerland, have concluded that chocolate may aid in the prevention of diseases that are known […]
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Quitting Smoking May Be Difficult, But We Must, It’s A Major Risk Factor For Heart Disease
0 Comments Published September 13th, 2007 in Heart Disease.Heart Disease Secrets Revealed. How to Save Your Life from Heart Disease, Quacks And Doctors. A Self Help Guide Without Drugs & Surgery.
Quitting smoking is of utmost importance to reduce the risks of heart disease.
As a former two and a half packs a day smoker, I am well aware of the great difficulties […]
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Tip! One important step in reducing your risk of heart disease is to change your diet.
Heart burn is not a disease. It’s not even an illness. Heartburn is a symptom of other problems.
Many people think if you have heartburn, you have IBS and need to take a little purple for the rest of your […]
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The American Heart: Reducing the Risk of Disease
0 Comments Published August 30th, 2007 in Heart Disease.Tip! In many cases the presence of chronic disease is associated with inadequate levels of CoQ10. But no area of study has received more attention than the relation between CoQ10 and heart disease.
Learn more about the American Heart Association’s (AHA) effort to reduce death by cardiovascular disease by visiting the AHA’s website, Americanheart.org. This is […]
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