Popular Drink Prevents Heart Attack And Stroke (love it or hate it)

by Scott Davis | Jun 3, 2018

Drink it for its rich taste, for its boost of energy or to keep you wakeful and alert and get a bonus… …this powerful beverage shoos away heart attack and stroke! Yes, a new study reveals a shocking 40% reduction in artery plaque build-up from drinking this common...

It’s Not Cholesterol But This Fat That Matters

by Scott Davis | May 22, 2018

Cholesterol level has long been almost equaled to heart attack, stroke and other cardiovascular death risks. But, a new study in the Journal of Clinical Lipidology proves this completely wrong. It’s actually another fat found in your blood stream that matters. And...

High Cholesterol Causes This Deadly Cancer

by Scott Davis | May 6, 2018

High cholesterol has mostly (and controversially) been linked to heart attack and stroke. But a new study, published in the journal Cell Stem Cell, proves it can actually cause something much worse. That is, the second most deadly type of cancer, only behind lung...

Weird Arthritis and Heart Attack Link Discovered

by ShellyManning | Mar 7, 2018

The journal Annals of the Rheumatic Diseases recently revealed a shocking study linking arthritis and cardiovascular diseases. It looks like there is the same underlying cause for both diseases. So if you’re suffering from arthritis and also have high cholesterol or...

This Healthy Food Raises Blood Pressure and Doubles Heart Attack Risk

by Christian Goodman | Feb 14, 2018

As a health-conscious reader for Blue Heron Health News, I’m sure you pay a lot of attention to what you eat and try to choose a healthy diet. But sometimes, not all is as it seems. According to a new study, some healthy foods, like common fruits and vegetables, could...

When High Blood Pressure Is NOT Diet, Workout, or Gene Related

by Christian Goodman | Feb 4, 2018

High blood pressure, type 2 diabetes, coronary artery disease, and other cardiovascular risk factors are often blamed on bad diet or lack of exercises. And if not lifestyle factors, then they say it’s the genes. But a new study from by the American Health Association...