heart disease

Hi All, Let me guide you through some simple steps to make your heart healthier. 1. Simply walk Walking is one the of the most effective way to keep your heart healthier. There are several campaigns out their explaining the benefits of walking. Check out this pdf...

My wife has had for a few years what some have called a "heart squeak." How I describe it as when you have a pan turned over, and the faucet drips on it repeatedly. :shock: Initially, it wasn't "much of an issue." However, in the last couple of years, things have gotten worse. The main, family...

Every single day we eat various foods. These foods contain vast amount of oil and oil is the main cause of heart disease.That is why we should avoid having oily food to control the heart disease...

Reduced urinary magnesium levels linked to elevated Ischemic Heart Disease...

Heart Disease Risk Increases at Age 40 and on Menopausal Women ========================================= by: Junji Takano Sudden feelings of chest pain or tightness are usually signs of heart disease. But not all heart problems are apparent. In fact, latest studies show that there is a...

Interesting article on Carnitine, red meat and heart disease...https://www.healthyfellow.com/1518/carnitine-red-meat-and-heart-disease/#more-1518

Using pomegranate extract for canine heart disease...https://healthypets.mercola.com/sites/healthypets/archive/2013/04/01/pomegranate-extract.aspx

I am able to tolerate Natto, and taking Wheat Germ Oil, someties Flax Seed Oil. Sometimes Vit C, but rarely, because it binds to iron. Other times, home made fresh ginger paste, which is known to mop up fibrins. I know that Vit C is also helpful as is Niacin (can't tolerate). Are there safe...

The LLVLC Show (Episode 587): Dr. Philippe Hujoel Shares The Intricate Role Of Carbohydrates On Dental Health I think we should take more seriously his comments on Alzheimer's. There is more detail in his paper Dietary Carbohydrates and Dental-Systemic Diseases

Article about statin drug dangers, and advice from Dr. Blaylock on the subject...https://www.newsmaxhealth.com/headline_health/statin_risks_need_to_know/2012/03/01/437068.html?s=al&promo_code=E4FD-1

About the negative health effects from the changes in Native American diets over the years...

Bill Sardi makes the case for to much calcium as the cause of Coronary Heart Disease. https://lewrockwell.com/sardi/sardi188.html

Men with high testosterone 'have lower heart disease risk in later life'

Apples to Twinkies: Comparing Federal Subsidies of Fresh Produce and Junk Food More detail if you click the link and download the PDF.

10 Diet Myths – GKR Karate UK Conference Presentation Zoe talks about “10 things we’ve got wronger than a very wrong thing” in the world of obesity and weight loss. You can download her slides here Well worth a listen. A good demolition job on the calories in = calories out theory. Her...

Another important blog post from Denise Minger detailing how we can all become confused but data and how that data can be misinterpreted. One Year Later: The China Study, Revisited and Re-Bashed Pleased read the whole of the blog post before replying. I appreciate why many here will find it a...

Here's a good article about some proactive health choices we can make regarding diet, foods and spices to avoid disease. https://www.healthyfellow.com/883/practical-health-choices/#more-883

Here's the article that tells unless we take vitamin K2 along with vitamin D, the D may encourage heart disease, opinions? https://articles.mercola.com/sites/articles/archive/2011/07/16/fatsoluble-vitamin-shown-to-reduce-coronary-calcification.aspx

An article about how high salt intake doesn't always lead to high blood pressure (hypertension) or heart disease. https://www.naturalnews.com/032299_salt_blood_pressure.html

I saw the documentary called supersize me, which if anybody hasn't seen it is about a guy who decides to eat at McDonald's for every meal for 30 days and at the end his body is in pretty bad shape. It's a popular documentary. So a few nights ago I saw a documentary to prove that supersize me...