Your Fingers Indicate Heart Attack Risk Years Before The Event

by Scott Davis | Apr 3, 2020

One of the problems with heart health is that once the problem appears, it takes a great deal of effort to reverse it. Sometimes undergoing surgery or taking dangerous drugs for a sustained period are the only options. But how about if you could detect heart attack...

To Fight ED, Should You Do This or That?

by Christian Goodman | Apr 2, 2020

Low testosterone level leads to ED. Being overweight lowers testosterone levels. High blood sugar (type 2 diabetes) also lowers testosterone levels. So, to raise testosterone levels, and combat ED, is it more effective to lose weight or lower blood sugar? A new study...

Is Your Vertigo All In Your Head?

by Christian Goodman | Apr 1, 2020

One of the worst responses anyone gets from their doctor is being told, “it’s all in your head.” And when it comes to vertigo, especially unexplainable vertigo, this is too often the response. So, a recent study in The Journal of Surgery and Medicine has attempted to...

This “Health” Drink Raises High Blood Pressure and Changes your Heart’s Rhythm

by Christian Goodman | Mar 31, 2020

The American Heart Association has released a study on a number of drinks that claim to give a safe and effective boost of energy. However, all they seem to boost is hypertension, or high blood pressure – they’ve even been found to change your heart’s rhythm. It turns...

This Nut Halts Dementia

by Christian Goodman | Mar 29, 2020

We know nuts are good for the health. They are packed with nutritional fiber, a plethora of healthy antioxidants, and numerous anti-inflammatory substances. But maybe most importantly, a new study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition has found this...

How Taking Blood Pressure Drugs Can Land You In Hospital

by Christian Goodman | Mar 28, 2020

More is not always good, especially when it comes to taking medications to control blood pressure. In fact, it can result in some serious complications as proven by a study conducted at the Yale School of Medicine and published in the journal JAMA Internal Medicine....