Unsalted Tomato Juice May Lower Blood Pressure and Serum LDL‐C Levels
A new study out of Japan has raised the question of whether regular consumption of unsalted tomato juice may be a cost-effective intervention against high blood...
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Untreated White Coat Hypertension Increases Heart Disease Death Risk: Study
White coat hypertension, the condition where a patient’s blood pressure readings are higher when taken at a doctor’s office compared to other settings, has now been...
New Study: One Cup of Blueberries Per Day Lowers Risk for Cardiovascular Disease
The health benefits of blueberries keep adding up. They are absolute nutritional powerhouses that pack a major punch to promote health in a number of ways....
The Dangers of Ignoring Blood Pressure
I was shocked by the results of a recent survey conducted by the American Heart Association and the American Medical Association. There’s a good chance you...
Undetected Diabetes Associated with Heart Attack and Periodontitis Risk
According to a new study published in the journal Diabetes Care, people with undetected diabetes could run a higher risk of heart attack and periodontitis. The...
Can You Prevent “Heart Block”?
New research is suggesting possible preventative measures for a common type of heart arrhythmia. Known as “heart block,” it is a disruption in the normal electrical...
Red and White Meat Consumption Affect Cholesterol Levels Equally: Study
For those who have been consuming only white meat because of high cholesterol levels present in other meat, a new study may bring lean red meat...
Long Term Use of Heartburn Drugs Associated with Cardiovascular, Chronic Kidney Disease Death Risk
New research shows that long term use of heartburn drugs has been linked to fatal cases of cardiovascular disease, chronic kidney disease, and gastrointestinal cancer. Before...
New Study: Public Awareness Essential to Save Women from Cardiac Arrest
A brand-new study published in the European Heart Journal highlights some major gender discrepancies in the effects of cardiac arrest. And it seems like the best...
Highly Processed Foods Are Associated with Cardiovascular, Coronary Heart Diseases Risk
A new link has been made between highly processed foods, cardiovascular disease, coronary heart disease, and cerebrovascular disease. This new association comes after two large European...