Your heart attack risk raised 850% in the next two hours (new study)

by Scott Davis | Apr 17, 2024

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...

This ‘heart healthy’ vitamin causes heart attack

by Scott Davis | Apr 3, 2024

This vitamin has long been hailed as a cholesterol lowering miracle and recommended by thousands of health practitioners. Now, however, a new study published in the journal Nature Medicine reveals that this ‘heart healthy’ vitamin causes heart attack. The Cleveland...

The single cause of high blood pressure

by Julissa Clay | Mar 14, 2024

One challenge in treating high blood pressure is that there seems to be so many factors that affect this disease. A bad diet, lack of exercise, high cholesterol, and obesity are just a few examples of the hundreds of things considered to cause high blood pressure. But...

One Food Spikes Bad Cholesterol (warning)

by Jodi Knapp | Mar 12, 2024

According to a new study from the University of London, one type of food can singlehandedly push your LDL cholesterol level through the roof. And this is exactly the type of food that’s becoming more and more popular. In fact, you should avoid eating this type of food...

Most powerful blood pressure veggie on earth

by Jodi Knapp | Mar 1, 2024

Researchers are proving again how one incredible vegetable ends high blood pressure even more effectively than prescription medications. And it’s not only alternative health and wellness experts or natural healers who are singing its praises. Experts and scientists in...

Does Aspirin Heal Your Heart Or Not?

by Scott Davis | Feb 24, 2024

If you have high blood pressure, high cholesterol, or pretty much any cardiovascular disease, your doctor has most likely prescribed you low doses of aspirin. It’s a standard treatment that most doctors do without even thinking. But a new study from Japan published in...