Ladies, it may be an honest mistake, but it could also be a deadly one. According to a new study a frighteningly high percentage of ER doctors are missing—or dismissing—critical signs in female heart patients that point towards a heart attack. In fact, women are a stunning 50 percent more likely ... Read More ›
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UPDATED:September 19, 2016
UPDATED:September 14, 2016
Beat aging with acorn squash?! Scientists say, YES!
One of my favorite signs of fall is when all the beautiful varieties of squash start showing up in the produce section. Folks always seem surprised when I tell them how delicious baked pumpkin is or how a butternut squash cooked just right practically melts in your mouth. I’m equally as surprised ... Read More ›
UPDATED:September 14, 2016
Slash heart risk with the caveman secret to a “bullet-proof” heart
If we’re being totally honest if I were to be transported back in time and had to set up shop in a cave it likely wouldn’t be long before I’d miss my iPad and air conditioning. But the delicious all-natural diet of our long-ago ancestors would leave me lots of time to miss them, because it turns ... Read More ›
UPDATED:September 5, 2016
Slash blood pressure & cholesterol with this ancient Indian practice
It may be a 5,000-year-old Indian tradition, but we’re learning new things about it all the time. I’m talking about yoga. And no, not stand-on-your-head, twist-into-a-pretzel kind of yoga, either. The kind of yoga that provides “the perfect gentle solution for cardiovascular health,” according ... Read More ›
UPDATED:August 15, 2016
10 healthy reasons you should enjoy some chocolate today
Chocolate is finally receiving some of the praise it deserves by folks in the medical and nutritional fields these days. But there's nothing new about the benefits that chocolate brings to the table.. Chocolate was first used by the Olmecs, an ancient native American people (1500 BC-400 ... Read More ›
UPDATED:August 11, 2016
Supercharge your heart attack recovery & avoid a repeat
We get it. If you’ve managed to survive a heart attack no one can blame you for wanting to kick back and celebrate. After all, you’ve stared death in the face and lived to tell the tale. But here’s the thing, while there’s no denying you won a major battle, the war has just begun. Because, while ... Read More ›
UPDATED:July 14, 2016
Surprisingly simple way to slash your high blood pressure 10%
If your doctor is on your back about your blood pressure numbers, here’s a surprisingly simple way to “come to grips” with it. Literally. Researchers have found that using one of those hand grips (the kind where you squeeze the handles together) for 12-15 minutes a day in two-minute intervals, ... Read More ›
UPDATED:July 14, 2016
Study confirms butter won’t harm your heart!
Creamy, mouth-wateringly delicious butter is making a well-deserved comeback, and I couldn’t be happier about it. Because, despite the mainstream’s attempt to demonize it, I’ve stayed a staunch supporter of the rich tasty spread. While so-called “health experts” claimed butter was bad for your ... Read More ›
5 things that happen when you start taking great care of your teeth
As the Greek philosopher, Plato said, “The part can never be well unless the whole is well.” And it’s a pretty safe bet that he’d say the reverse is also true – the whole cannot be well unless each part is well. A great example of this principle in action is dental health. Serious problems ... Read More ›
UPDATED:June 28, 2016
This berry tag team could slash heart attack risk 32%!
It’s summertime, and that means two of my favorite things are “in season.” I’m talking about swimming and deliciously plump, ripe berries. Now you can indulge in either year round (and I do), but don’t they both seem just a little bit sweeter in the warm months? Swimming and berries have ... Read More ›
