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Diabetes: Women Under 55 With Type 2 Diabetes Found To Be At Higher Risk Of Heart Disease- Study
Type 2 diabetes can be reversed, controlled and even prevented, by following an active and healthy lifestyle. Read here to know more.
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Diabetes, Obesity, Heart Issues - All Can Be Blamed On Drastic Diet Changes: Study
Across the globe, a major shift has been seen from primitive diet to commercial diet, especially in industrialised societies.
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High Salt Intake And Cardiovascular Disease: Know The Link And Some Salt Substitutes
High salt intake can increase the risk of heart disease. Experts advise to reduce salt intake to control the risk of cardiovascular disease. Understand the relation and some salt substitutes you can use.
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Weight Loss: Oranges May Help Manage Obesity; See How Much You Should Have Per Day
Consuming orange in ample quantity every day may help bring down excessive weight and may also help curb associated health issues like heart diseases and diabetes.
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Reducing Red Meat Intake By Half Can Reduce The Risk Of Heart Diseases; Says Study
The findings suggest that even by bringing down the consumption of red meat by half, you can reduce the risk of developing heart diseases.
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Beware! Low-Carb Diets May Lead To Irregular Heartbeat, Increased Risk Of Stroke
A new study has warned that cutting out carbs from your diet can result in heart rhythm disorders such as atrial fibrillation or (AFib), which is an indicator of serious heart complications.
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5 Incredible Health Benefits Of Artichokes That You May Not Have Known
The globe artichoke is one of the most versatile foods you will find in the food world. Artichokes are known to detoxify body, and they may also improve liver health and aid digestive issues. Read on.
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What Is The Link Between Heart Disease And Erectile Dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction and heart diseases are linked to each other because of dysfunction of smooth muscles and inner lining of blood vessels.
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Having a Pet Dog May Reduce Heart Disease Risk! Try These 5 Foods Too
A new study, published in the journal Scientific Report, shows that having pets, especially a dog, can keep you away from heart ailments.
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Traumatic Experiences May Increase the Risk of Heart Diseases in Women; Try these Heart-Friendly Foods
If you have been experiencing a traumatic experience, there is chance that you are at a risk of developing a heart disease. According to a study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh, enduring up to three traumatic events could be all it takes for a woman to end up with heart disease.
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Chronic Pain Can Lead To High Risk Of Suicide
According to recent research, health problems such as back pain, heart disease and diabetes can be major causes of the increase in number of suicides.
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Why Are Diabetics More Prone to Heart Diseases?
Diabetes remains a major cardiovascular risk factor even when compared to factors like advancing age, hypertension, smoking, etc.
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Can Oxygen Deficiency Lead to Childhood Heart Disease?
The developing heart in an embryo can be damaged by the cellular stress triggered from oxygen deficiency -- thereby leading to development of childhood heart disease, a study has revealed for the first time.
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Obesity Raises Risk of Premature Death in Men
The findings showed that the premature deaths, defined as those at ages 35-69 years, would be 29.5 per cent and 14.6 per cent for moderately obese men and women.
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Eating Blueberries Can Improve Your Vision and Memory
Blueberries are packed with antioxidants and vitamin C with fresh tangy flavor that makes it one of the most popular summer treats of all time.
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Diabetes: Women Under 55 With Type 2 Diabetes Found To Be At Higher Risk Of Heart Disease- Study
Type 2 diabetes can be reversed, controlled and even prevented, by following an active and healthy lifestyle. Read here to know more.
-
Diabetes, Obesity, Heart Issues - All Can Be Blamed On Drastic Diet Changes: Study
Across the globe, a major shift has been seen from primitive diet to commercial diet, especially in industrialised societies.
-
High Salt Intake And Cardiovascular Disease: Know The Link And Some Salt Substitutes
High salt intake can increase the risk of heart disease. Experts advise to reduce salt intake to control the risk of cardiovascular disease. Understand the relation and some salt substitutes you can use.
-
Weight Loss: Oranges May Help Manage Obesity; See How Much You Should Have Per Day
Consuming orange in ample quantity every day may help bring down excessive weight and may also help curb associated health issues like heart diseases and diabetes.
-
Reducing Red Meat Intake By Half Can Reduce The Risk Of Heart Diseases; Says Study
The findings suggest that even by bringing down the consumption of red meat by half, you can reduce the risk of developing heart diseases.
-
Beware! Low-Carb Diets May Lead To Irregular Heartbeat, Increased Risk Of Stroke
A new study has warned that cutting out carbs from your diet can result in heart rhythm disorders such as atrial fibrillation or (AFib), which is an indicator of serious heart complications.
-
5 Incredible Health Benefits Of Artichokes That You May Not Have Known
The globe artichoke is one of the most versatile foods you will find in the food world. Artichokes are known to detoxify body, and they may also improve liver health and aid digestive issues. Read on.
-
What Is The Link Between Heart Disease And Erectile Dysfunction?
Erectile dysfunction and heart diseases are linked to each other because of dysfunction of smooth muscles and inner lining of blood vessels.
-
Having a Pet Dog May Reduce Heart Disease Risk! Try These 5 Foods Too
A new study, published in the journal Scientific Report, shows that having pets, especially a dog, can keep you away from heart ailments.
-
Traumatic Experiences May Increase the Risk of Heart Diseases in Women; Try these Heart-Friendly Foods
If you have been experiencing a traumatic experience, there is chance that you are at a risk of developing a heart disease. According to a study conducted at the University of Pittsburgh, enduring up to three traumatic events could be all it takes for a woman to end up with heart disease.
-
Chronic Pain Can Lead To High Risk Of Suicide
According to recent research, health problems such as back pain, heart disease and diabetes can be major causes of the increase in number of suicides.
-
Why Are Diabetics More Prone to Heart Diseases?
Diabetes remains a major cardiovascular risk factor even when compared to factors like advancing age, hypertension, smoking, etc.
-
Can Oxygen Deficiency Lead to Childhood Heart Disease?
The developing heart in an embryo can be damaged by the cellular stress triggered from oxygen deficiency -- thereby leading to development of childhood heart disease, a study has revealed for the first time.
-
Obesity Raises Risk of Premature Death in Men
The findings showed that the premature deaths, defined as those at ages 35-69 years, would be 29.5 per cent and 14.6 per cent for moderately obese men and women.
-
Eating Blueberries Can Improve Your Vision and Memory
Blueberries are packed with antioxidants and vitamin C with fresh tangy flavor that makes it one of the most popular summer treats of all time.
