This Common Disorder Causes Heart Attack and Stroke

This Common Disorder Causes Heart Attack and Stroke

The symptoms mimic signs of a heart attack: sweating, cramping in the chest, nausea, pain in the arms, dizziness, and shortness of breath. However, while it might not be a heart attack in that moment, it can lead to heart disease, stroke, and heart attack and other...
Does This Super Weird Food Cure Everything?

Does This Super Weird Food Cure Everything?

As with many disease processes, pharmaceutical giants are constantly on the march trying to come up with the newest drug with the catchiest name. But they know, and hope you don’t, that most of life’s ailments can be eliminated with simple (but sometimes weird) foods...
How Heartburn Causes Heart Attack (be warned)

How Heartburn Causes Heart Attack (be warned)

A new mega-study involving over 3 million people has uncovered a strong and convincing link between heart attack and people who suffer heartburn, acid reflux, and indigestion. But it might not be linked in the way you think. Gastroesophageal reflux disease, or GERD,...
This Common Medication Causes ED for Men

This Common Medication Causes ED for Men

If you’re a male over 50, chances are you’ve been, or will be soon, prescribed a specific medication for prostate health. Beware, because a new study from The Boston University School of Medicine reveals that this drug causes ED and robs you of testosterone....
How Gaining This Fat Protects Your Heart

How Gaining This Fat Protects Your Heart

Generally, being overweight or obese is considered a no, no for your heart. It has been shown to raise blood pressure and increase plaque buildup in the arteries. But this is not always true! In fact, researchers from the University of Oxford have shown that a...
This Food Reverses Type 2 Diabetes

This Food Reverses Type 2 Diabetes

There is one type of food that has been proven to stabilize blood glucose levels, reduce in arteries, and now in a new study, reduce or eliminate type 2 diabetes nerve pain. Not only that, the average participant (suffering full blown type 2 diabetes) in the study...