Entries from July 2010 ↓
Reason of Coronary Heart Disease and Solutions
July 12th, 2010 — coronary heart disease, Heart Disease
With the greatly modernized way of life today, certain diseases and physiological imparities are taking precedence over others. During any change in our immediate environment, our body is the last to adapt, because it has a complete physiological environment of its own. One of the major causes of this is an immediate change in lifestyle, which is instrumental in bringing about certain diseases, many of them actually lethal. The Coronary Heart disease is one of these diseases whose immediate triggering Read more [...]
Heart Palpitations – How to Prevent Them
July 11th, 2010 — Heart Palpitations
Two hours later, while having coffee with my friend, the rapid heart rate returned. I could not continue. I told my friend I had to go to the hospital and I got up and left. Read more [...]
Your Cardiovascular Disease Treatment Starts With You
July 10th, 2010 — Uncategorized
Cardiovascular disease is the #1 cause of death in America today. In fact, heart disease is responsible for a million deaths a year in America alone. And it doesn't just affect the elderly. One study found 160,000 deaths were in people 35-64 years old. Read more [...]
Signs of Blocked Arteries – Signs, Symptoms, and Solutions
July 9th, 2010 — Blocked Arteries, Heart Disease
Signs of blocked arteries are all around us virtually all the time. Most with mild signs of blocked arteries probably don't recognize that there could be a larger problem looming if proactive steps aren't taken to reverse the condition. Read more [...]
Statin Drugs – How Do They Work and What Are the Risks?
July 8th, 2010 — Heart Disease
Statin drugs have been around for a while now and the chances are pretty good that if you suffer from high cholesterol your doctor will prescribe one of a number of statin drugs. This would include household names such as Crestor and Lipitor along with other not so well known statin drugs including Pravachol, Lescol, and Zocor. Read more [...]
Affairs of the Heart Are Not Always Unhealthy
July 7th, 2010 — Heart Disease
Have you ever wondered which is the most important organ in the human body? You may or may not have asked yourself the question: which is more important, my heart or my brain? Regardless of what you read, there is perhaps no definite and single organ in the body that can be classed as the "most" important, primarily because the human body, the organism, functions as an interlinked network of the different organs which all have their individual functions culminating to produce both you and I. Read more [...]
Tips on Dropping Excess Weight Simply by a Quality Diet Plan Plus Everyday Physical Exercise
July 7th, 2010 — exercise
Eating habits along with physical exercise are in conjunction with each other with regard to a healthy body. Workout will provide us with health and fitness together with 4 key items: flexibility, energy, muscular stamina, and cardio wellness. Diet regime on its own certainly won't have the ability to provide you with this. You should include the actual physical component also. Read more [...]
The Principles and Basis of Congenital Heart Diseases
July 3rd, 2010 — Congenital Heart Disease, Heart Disease
The exact incidence of congenital heart disease in children is approximately 8:1000 to 10:1000 live births. Congenital heart disease is the major cause of death in the first year (other than premature ones). Depending on the defect, the sexes are affected differently. Heart defects are found in a much higher percentage of stillbirths, spontaneous abortions, and low-birth-weight infants, especially those small for age. Read more [...]
Diabetes in Pregnancy – What Moms Need to Know?
July 2nd, 2010 — diabetes
When the disease is at high risk while the pregnancy is going on, and continues after child birth, then it requires serious attention and medication. During the pregnancy, the mother cannot be subjected to excessive medications though it is deemed important since the embryo is taken into consideration. it is known that excessive pills o drugs might affect the baby's health, thus complicating the pregnancy even more. Read more [...]
Cardiac Informatics – Guidelines on Managing Diabetes
July 2nd, 2010 — diabetes, Heart Disease
Diabetes is a serious condition which has been common cause of morbidity and mortality worldwide. Managing this type of condition is not complicated but not easy as well. You need to have patience, strict compliance, discipline, and perseverance. Read more [...]
