Heart Attacks Prevented by Common Vitamin

Heart Attacks Prevented by Common Vitamin

by | Aug 1, 2023

Heart disease and related conditions are a primary cause of death worldwide, and, as populations continue to age, incidence is projected to increase. That’s why we’re thrilled about a new study in the BMJ revealing a whopping 19% drop in heart attack risk if you take...
One Coffee Type Prevents Heart Attack—Another Causes It

One Coffee Type Prevents Heart Attack—Another Causes It

by | Jun 28, 2023

Studies on coffee consumption and cardiovascular health are very contradictory. Some studies show extreme benefits of coffee, while others show extreme dangers of heart attack and stroke. A team of Norwegian researchers decided to research whether the way we brew our...
This Spikes Your Heart Attack Risk by 800 %

This Spikes Your Heart Attack Risk by 800 %

by | Jan 15, 2023

By now, most people understand that this is harmful. Researchers at the Sheffield Teaching Hospital’s NHS Foundation Trust and the University of Sheffield have completed a study that spells out the risk in quite scary numbers. Since one in five adults still do this,...
Sleep Apnea and Heart Attacks—a Joyous Link

Sleep Apnea and Heart Attacks—a Joyous Link

by | Nov 27, 2022

Cardiovascular diseases (strokes and heart attacks) are the primary killers of elderly adults. Notably, over 60% of those with a cardiovascular disease also suffer from sleep apnea. While it often goes undiagnosed, you probably have it if you snore loudly. So, sleep...
Cholesterol Disaster or Heart Saver?

Cholesterol Disaster or Heart Saver?

by | Oct 1, 2022

Everyone loves this trendy fruit. It has been praised as a superfood that’s good for your heart and overall health and can aid in weight loss. But it’s also rich in carbohydrates, extremely rich in fats, and massively high in calories, so can it possibly be healthy?...
Cut Your Heart Attack Risk By 50% Effortlessly

Cut Your Heart Attack Risk By 50% Effortlessly

by | Aug 25, 2022

If you want to cut your heart attack risk by doing something that doesn’t involve dieting, exercise, or giving up bad habits, then researchers at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine have some good news for you. They’ve found a free, easy, and fun way to get a...