This Common Work Causes High Blood Pressure and Heart Attack

by Christian Goodman | May 8, 2016

The European Journal of Preventive Cardiology recently published a study that demonstrated how many of the most common jobs place people at an increased risk of heart attack. The results were especially scary if you already have high blood pressure. Surprisingly, it...

10 Vertigo and Dizziness Facts You Didn’t Know

by Christian Goodman | May 7, 2016

It’s amazing that even if vertigo and dizziness is the number one complaint doctors receive, the traditional medical system has no cure. Drugs, surgery and other methods have been proven useless in most cases. But if you tackle the underlying cause of vertigo and...

Tasty Fruit Heals Genetic High Blood Pressure

by Christian Goodman | May 6, 2016

Most people agree that if they’ve been eating unhealthy, not exercising or under a lot of stress, their high blood pressure could be healed with lifestyle changes. But what if your high blood pressure is genetic? A new study reveals that one common fruit can actually...

How Happiness Causes Stroke and Heart Attack

by Scott Davis | May 4, 2016

Now, as we’ll demonstrate in details in today’s articles, we still fully recommend you seek happiness and joy. But, you should know that there is a slight possibility this happiness can cause stroke and heart attack. Many people are familiar with the idea that people...

New Type of Vegetables Proven to Lower Blood Pressure 11 points

by Christian Goodman | May 2, 2016

A new research study conducted by scientists of Queen Mary, University of London, and published in “Hypertension,” the journal of the American Heart Association has astonishing results. You see, there are certain types of vegetables that contain a natural chemical...

High Blood Pressure and Dementia Connection Explained

by Christian Goodman | Apr 30, 2016

The journal Stroke has just published a study on the connection between high blood pressure and dementia conducted by a team of scientists led by the UC Davis School of Medicine. Not only does this connection give us a way to detect dementia 20-30 years before it...