This Common Mineral Causes a Heart Attack if Consumed from the Wrong Source (be warned)

by Scott Davis | Sep 2, 2017 | 0 comments

Fact: you need minerals to stay alive. No minerals in the body, no more you. But wait just a second, because here’s another fact for you to bite into: too much of one particular mineral from the wrong source can result in a heart attack. A little scary. But here is...

How Breastfeeding Affects Heart Attack Risk (decades later)

by Christian Goodman | Aug 6, 2017 | 0 comments

If you’re a mother who breastfed her children (maybe decades ago) Or if you’re a father whose wife breastfed her children (again, maybe a long, long time ago) You should read today’s article. Because as good as breastfeeding is for children, new research made a...

New Study Bursts The High Cholesterol Myth

by Scott Davis | Jul 2, 2017 | 0 comments

LDL cholesterol is normally labeled “bad cholesterol” because it is commonly believed to be the type of cholesterol that clogs our arteries, damages our arterial walls, and causes strokes and heart attacks. HDL cholesterol, on the other hand, is called good...

This “Hidden Sugar” Causes High Blood Pressure And Heart Attack

by Scott Davis | Apr 28, 2017

We’ve all been warned time and again that too much sugar in the diet affects your health. It leads to conditions like type 2 diabetes, obesity, heart attack and stroke – just to name a few. But even if you make the utmost attempt to eat healthy, you may not be aware...

Four Things Your Body Tells You Right Before Heart Attack – and How to Prevent It

by Scott Davis | Feb 7, 2017

Many people consider having a heart attack as easy to spot – pain in the chest, left arm and jaw, and all the sweaty drama that goes with it like we see on TV. …but the reality is, heart attacks are much more subtle! It is estimated that as many as 1 in 4 heart...

This Spikes Your Heart Attack Risk 800 %

by Scott Davis | Jan 27, 2017

By now most people understand that this is harmful. But researchers at the Sheffield Teaching Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Sheffield have just completed another study that spells out the risk in quite scary numbers. And since one in five adults...