Category: Heart Disease

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The Low-Down On The Risks Of Coronary Heart Disease In Women by Ng Peng Hock 
[ 2006-11-19 ]
The risk factors for CHD are more or less similar for both men and women except for some minor differences. The management of these risk factors has generally been either ignored or pursued less vigorously in women than men.

What Can A Herbal Wonder Drug Do For Your Heart! by Ng Peng Hock 
[ 2006-11-18 ]
Garlic, whether raw or cooked, is famous for its strong characteristic odor. But, are you aware that garlic can be used medically besides its culinary purposes. In fact, garlic has long been considered as a herbal "Wonder Drug".

Test Blood First To Decide What Diet Is Best by Ng Peng Hock 
[ 2006-11-16 ]
Anyone who intends to go on diet will need to go for a blood test. Dr Cohen will personally analyze the blood test results and he will then come up with a specific eating plan which balances proteins and carbohydrates. The diet is not based solely on counting calories, but on food types, quantities and combinations.

Drugs that can lower the blood pressure - pros and cons by groshan fabiola 
[ 2006-11-07 ]
High blood pressure occurs when the force with which the blood pushes against the veins and arteries' walls is much higher than normal. Having a high blood pressure for a

Exercise is a quick way to lower blood pressure by groshan fabiola 
[ 2006-11-07 ]
Recent research shows us that high blood pressure, or hypertension, affects one out of three Americans. This is caused by the fact that many people have a junk-food diet

How can diet be used to lower blood pressure? by groshan fabiola 
[ 2006-11-07 ]
The leading cause of death in the USA are heart diseases. Almost everybody who has a heart disease started with a high blood pressure that evolved and lead to a more severe condition

This Blood Pressure Medication May Increase Heart Attack Risk. by Gene Millen
[ 2006-11-05 ]
Up to 2 million Britons could soon be "easing off" of their beta blockers. And for some very good reasons.

U.K.'s National Institute For Health and Clinical Excellence have recently reported that Atenolol, the most frequently used beta blocker, increased the risk of heart attack.

High Cholesterol Could Save Your Life by Gene Millen
[ 2006-11-04 ]
The standard cholesterol test ordered by physicians measures total cholesterol, LDL cholesterol and HDL cholesterol. The LDLs are off handedly described as the "bad cholesterol"...but there is much more to the story.

AEDs - Automated External Defibrillators saving lives in USA by Mike Rad 
[ 2006-10-31 ]
An Automated External Defibrillator (AED) is a new portable device that can be used at home in the event of cardiac arrest. This device sends a brief powerful electrical impulse to the heart and gives it back the normal rhythm, and a dying person could simply be returned to life.

Common Causes of Elevated Cholesterol by groshan fabiola 
[ 2006-10-27 ]
The causes of high cholesterol are multiple and they often include inherited genetic dysfunctions, which determine both an overproduction of cholesterol inside the body and inefficient

Common Medications Used for Controlling Blood Cholesterol Levels by groshan fabiola 
[ 2006-10-27 ]
Persons confronted with abnormally high cholesterol levels that can’t be regulated only with the aid of diet and regular physical exercise can opt for cholesterol-lowering drugs to achieve and maintain balanced cholesterol levels. There are many different types of cholestero

Vitamins For A Healthy Heart by Galina Samitova Samitova
[ 2006-10-25 ]
Your heart is one of the most important organs
in your body, which is why you should always take care of
it.

Cholesterol Diet and Heart Attack by William Walters
[ 2006-10-05 ]
Today we are going to talk about the importance of Lowering your Cholesterol to prevent the #1 killer in the US "Heart Disease"

What Every Man Needs To Know About Prostatitis - Inflammation of The Prostate by
[ 2006-09-28 ]
If you or someone you care about thinks you have prostate problems, you might be actually be suffering from a condition known as prostatitis - or inflammation of the prostate. Read this article now to learn more about prostatitis, who it affects, what the symptoms are and what your options are for treating prostatitis.

Genetically Inherited Hypercholesterolemia – A Highly Problematic Disorder by groshan fabiola 
[ 2006-09-15 ]
Hypercholesterolemia (excessive body production of cholesterol) affects millions of people worldwide, rendering afflicted persons susceptible to developing serious conditions such as coronary disease and atherosclerosis. Although it is commonly known to be the consequence of inappropriate diet, obesity and sedentary lifestyle, hypercholesterolemia sometimes defies stereotypes, affecting people who don’t

High Blood Cholesterol Levels – A Serious Risk Factor of Heart Disease among Children by groshan fabiola 
[ 2006-09-15 ]
Heart disease is considered to be the leading cause of death in most countries around the world. A major risk factor of coronary disease, cholesterol accounts for more and more victims among the American population these days.

Why We All Should Test for Hypertension by james ellison 
[ 2006-09-15 ]
If a individual has a clinically elevated blood pressure, they may be stunned to find that this expresses the same type of health risk as elevated cholesterol levels.

Uncovering The Signs of High Blood Pressure by David Silva 
[ 2006-08-28 ]
Physical signs of high blood pressure can often confuse an attending physician. Therefore it's vital when you're experiencing any type of illness to have your blood pressure checked.

Cholesterol’s Natural Enemies by Thomas Ford
[ 2006-08-27 ]
Lowering your cholesterol without drugs.

The New and Improved Cholesterol Ratio by Jacob Mabille 
[ 2006-08-20 ]
In the past, doctors have focused on the ratio of our good cholesterol (HDL) to our total cholesterol but, in today's medical community, there is growing consensus that a closer look at bad cholesterol (LDL) is our best management tool.

The Automated External Defibrillator by
[ 2006-08-04 ]
A new breed of automated external defibrillator hits the market, giving the reigns back to sudden cardiac arrest victims and their families.

Cardiovascular Disease and Women by Amanda Baker
[ 2006-07-02 ]
Just how much do you know about cardiovasular disease or CVD? How much should you know?

Know your heart and its disease. by
[ 2006-06-27 ]
There are a variety of ailments related to the heart and providing information on all the types of cardio vascular disease could be quite a task. Yet a look at conditions that affect the heart and blood vessels can give you a broad view of cardiovascular disease.

Hypertension - causes, prevention and treatment by Knut Holt 
[ 2006-06-16 ]
Here is a survay about causes, symptoms and treatment options of hypertesion

Are You Having A Heart Attack? by
[ 2006-06-14 ]
Heart attacks come in all sizes, from minor to major, and the symptoms of a pending heart attack can be deceiving in many cases.

Arjuna, The Amazing Heart Herb That Reduces Cardiovascular Suffering by Rudy Silva 
[ 2006-06-08 ]
With so many drugs available for heart diseases and high blood pressure, now you can us a natural remedy that helps your entire cardiovascular system. Discover what you can use for your heart for only ten dollars.

Stress Testing: Making the right choice can make you �Stress Free!� by Stephen Nelson Nelson
[ 2006-05-27 ]
With the wide array of stress tests available today, this article will help sort through the most popular and help you make the right choice. It will help dispel a few myths and make you a more educated consumer.

Cause of Heart Attack by grata Young 
[ 2006-05-11 ]
Smoking, high blood pressure, heart disease, certain medicines and drugs, stress, poor diet, nutrient deficiency, are some of the chronic conditions that increase the rate of heart attack.