Dementia Caused by this Common Heart Medication (study reveals)

by Christian Goodman | Jul 3, 2016

The heart medicine in question is so common that you’ll almost definitely be prescribed it for the rest of your life if you have any kind of serious heart condition. That’s despite the fact it was originally developed in the 1940s as a rat poison, and its risks to...

This Thorn Lowers Blood Pressure and Improves Cholesterol

by Christian Goodman | Jul 2, 2016

A cousin to the common tea rose is being heralded as one of the most powerful and easy-to-find herbal remedies for high blood pressure and high cholesterol. And it’s not even anything new; in fact, healers throughout many generations have used its leaves, berries, and...

This Delicious Mushroom Protects and Heals Your Heart

by Scott Davis | Jun 22, 2016

For almost 6,000 years this mushroom has been known and used in Asia as a medicine for different health conditions. Finally, now, the Western world is catching up to recognize the unique health properties of this unique mushroom. Various research done on this mushroom...

Making Your Heart Physically Young Again

by Scott Davis | Jun 20, 2016

In the ever-present strive to find the fountain of youth, scientists are one step closer after research uncovered a secret protein that keeps heart tissue young. This may be the key to forever preventing heart attack and stroke. The study, conducted by Harvard, and...

One Spice Lowers Blood Pressure and Cures Everything

by Christian Goodman | Jun 8, 2016

What common spice has the power to relieve pain (arthritis and other), reverse diabetes, normalize high blood pressure, end heart disease, and do just about everything else a body needs? It’s hard to believe that a common food seasoning can do so much, but it can- and...

Home Blood Pressure Test Indicates Heart Attack and Stroke Risk

by Christian Goodman | Jun 6, 2016

There is a simple way to measure your blood pressure that indicates with amazing accuracy how likely you are to suffer stroke or heart attack. All it takes is three minutes and a normal blood pressure monitor. But most doctors don’t do this test (even if they take...