Why Blood Pressure Guidelines Vary Depending on Ethnicity (serious issue)

by Christian Goodman | Mar 15, 2019

It has been well documented that certain ethnic groups are more prone to high blood pressure, diabetes, heart disease, and obesity. The question is why; and if so, is there something you can do to lower your blood pressure naturally despite your ethnicity? This is the...

An Old Method that Reverses Arthritis in 8 Weeks

by ShellyManning | Mar 10, 2019

According to a new study published in IOS Press, there is one thing that defines the treatment of arthritis. Without it, all drugs in the world wouldn’t help. Interestingly, through testing an old, natural healing method, the subject not only improved this factor but...

This New High Blood Pressure Technology Is Deadly (Be Warned)

by Christian Goodman | Mar 9, 2019

If you are the type of person that cannot keep your hands off your smartphone or tablet, this warning is for you. If you want your smartphone to be a help in healthcare instead of a dangerous hindrance, recent studies can tell you which technology to use and which...

This Food Spikes Death Risk by 17% (Very Common)

by Scott Davis | Mar 8, 2019

This food is so common that almost everyone eats it at least once or twice per week, and that is because everybody loves it. But doing so would increase your risk of dying by a scary 17%. As if that wasn’t enough. It also increases your risk of heart attack, raises...

Your Car Causes Your ED Problems?

by Christian Goodman | Mar 7, 2019

Men like cars. Cars like men. So why in the world would cars cause men ED problems? Are they jealous of the wives? All joke aside, a new study published in the Journal of Sexual Medicine has proven that specific types of cars can actually cause ED problems in men. The...

Snoring Spikes Blood Pressure 79% (without sleep apnea)

by Christian Goodman | Mar 6, 2019

Snoring is often thought of as innocent annoyance (and maybe a little funny for some). Okay, it irritates the spouse and creates tension in the relationship but that’s where it ends, right? Dead wrong! A new study published in the Journal of Human Hypertension...