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...

This Effortless Thing Lowers Blood Pressure 15 Points

by Christian Goodman | Jun 12, 2016

When tackling high blood pressure, most people are forced to either take dangerous medications, follow strict, restraining diets or work up a sweat for hours on end. A new study, however, reveals an amazingly simple approach that drops blood pressure down almost...

This “Unhealthy” Thing Lowers Blood Pressure

by Christian Goodman | Jun 10, 2016

Researchers at the University of Edinburgh have uncovered evidence regarding improving blood pressure that many doctors may not want you to hear. In an effort to address vitamin and nutrient deficiencies that contribute to high blood pressure, scientists have found a...

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...

High Blood Pressure Spiked By These Over-The-Counter Pain Relievers

by Christian Goodman | Jun 4, 2016

One of the key stressors of the body that can cause an increase in blood pressure is pain. Whether it is from a chronic condition or an acute injury, pain will almost always stimulate the body to respond with elevated blood pressure. Relieving the pain will help, but...