Turn Back the Clock on Your Ageing Heart

Turn Back the Clock on Your Ageing Heart

by | Jul 1, 2019

Want to live forever? Scientists have taken one step closer to achieving this dream after finding a secret protein that keeps cardiac muscle youthful. And it may be the key to keeping heart attacks and stroke at bay for good. Cell magazine published a Harvard study...
The Candy That Undoes Type 2 Diabetes

The Candy That Undoes Type 2 Diabetes

by | Jun 30, 2019

In March 2016, the British Journal of Nutrition featured an article by a multinational research team that still seems super-surprising. They found that consuming a particular candy reduces insulin levels along with the liver enzymes that people with insulin resistance...
Arthritis Caused by this Destructive Emotion

Arthritis Caused by this Destructive Emotion

by | Jun 29, 2019

There are plenty of studies that show how depression contributes to poor health in elderly people. Emotions can have powerful effects on the physical body, as seen in cases where spouses die within days of each other. Depression can be destructive, and it seems like...
Sleep Apnea Can Cause this Deadly Blood Condition

Sleep Apnea Can Cause this Deadly Blood Condition

by | Jun 28, 2019

You may not have heard of multiple myeloma, but if you suffer from sleep apnea then you really need to know about it. It’s an untreatable type of blood cancer that can be deadly, and a study in the latest edition of the American Journal of Physiology shows that people...
This Heart Beat Irregularity Raises ED Risk 61%

This Heart Beat Irregularity Raises ED Risk 61%

by | Jun 27, 2019

Science is clear that high blood pressure and/or cholesterol are risk factors for ED, but they’re not the only ones. Researchers have just published a study in the Arab Journal of Urology showing that atrial fibrillation is another cardiovascular condition that puts...
Common Meds that Spike Your Blood Pressure

Common Meds that Spike Your Blood Pressure

by | Jun 26, 2019

Pain is a known cause of high blood pressure. The body responds to long-term pain the same way that it responds to sudden injury: it raises your blood pressure. So, it doesn’t help when the meds you’re taking for the pain cause your blood pressure to spike as well....