How ED Saves Men’s Lives

by Christian Goodman | May 6, 2021

You would think there is nothing good about ED. In a way you’d be right. And in a way you’d be wrong. Because a new study published in Cardiology Research and Practice reveals that ED could actually save your life. But only if you ask “WHY”? CAD is a condition in...

How Resting Causes Stroke (Truly Surprising)

by Scott Davis | Apr 29, 2021

People who are at heightened risk of stroke are often advised by doctors to get some rest, sleep for longer, and to not overexert themselves. This may, however, be flawed advice according to a new study from the University of Cambridge. In fact, getting more rest may...

Lower Cholesterol With This New Type Of Salt

by Scott Davis | Apr 24, 2021

A recent study published in the European Journal of Lipid Science and Technology reveals a “new type” of salt that eliminates the bad effects of high cholesterol. Even better, you have everything at home or in your local supermarket to make this “new type” of salt. On...

Cure Sleep Apnea and Cardiovascular Disease Simultaneously

by Christian Goodman | Apr 20, 2021

People with cardiovascular disease are much more likely than the rest of the population to develop sleep apnea. A study in the Journal of Clinical Sleep Medicine now demonstrates how you can treat your sleep apnea while simultaneously treating the cardiovascular...

Your Heart Attack Risk Raised 850% In The Next Two Hours (New Study)

by Scott Davis | Apr 17, 2021

There is one common act that raises your risk of heart attack by 850% within two hours of doing this. All of us do this once in a while but if you, like so many others, make a habit of doing this, it will eventually land you in the emergency room or worse. A study was...

Exercising and Cardiovascular Disease. When’s Enough, Enough?

by Scott Davis | Mar 28, 2021

Decades of studies have concluded that physical activity is essential for preventing cardiovascular disease. But how much exercise is enough to prevent heart attack and stroke? A new study published in PLOS Medicine addresses this question using a new technology. And...