This Acid Reflux pill causes heart attack

by Scott Davis | Apr 15, 2025

Acid reflux drugs are among the most widely prescribed meds worldwide. But, a new study in Nature Chemistry reveals how one of those acid reflux drugs affects your body far beyond your stomach. This explains why long-term users suffer heart attacks, fractures, and...

Heart Attack Caused by This Healthy Alternative

by Scott Davis | Apr 8, 2025

You have been told to eat this healthy alternative because… well, it’s healthier, heart-healthy, helps you lose weight, and overall just good. Except in reality, it spikes insulin production, fuels inflammation, and destroys your arteries… all leading to a stroke or...

A Shocking Heart Attack and Weight Connection Discovered

by Scott Davis | Mar 29, 2025

Those who are fit and slim have a low heart attack risk. This is a well-documented fact. Or is it? A new study in the journal Scientific Reports puts this fact to the test, and the results are quite unexpected. The researchers recruited 52 physically active men...

This Painkiller Increases Heart Attack Risk by 50%

by Scott Davis | Dec 14, 2024

Almost everyone uses painkillers from time to time. We’ve long been warned about the heart risk of over-the-counter non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), although not all of them are created equal. In the latest edition of the journal BMJ, Danish researchers...

Common Vitamin Boosts Heart Health by 290% (and beats death)

by Scott Davis | Dec 3, 2024

One of the most important things recommended for heart health is exercise. But what should you do when you feel exhausted after walking up a few steps? How could you possibly endure the gym? According to a new study from the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology,...

How exercise causes Heart Attacks and Strokes

by Scott Davis | Oct 5, 2024

The right way to exercise prevents stroke and heart attack. The wrong way increases heart attack deaths by 160%. This is according to a new study published in the Mayo Clinic Proceedings. In this study, the researchers followed 2,377 people who had already had a...