Articles, tagged with "american heart association", page 1
06th February 2012
Receive your online BLS CPR training for free. The special self guiding child CPR and first aid training is time effective those of you that need to learn the principles of fundamental life support but whose work schedules do not enable lengthy lectures a...
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Author:
ronwrites
18th January 2012
Cordyceps, a rare mushroom found only in parts of Eastern Asia, is a growing name in the medical community as its legendary benefits are being confirmed by research. Although awareness surrounding high blood pressure (HBP) and its health risks are growing...
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Author:
LisaCWilliams
05th January 2012
Our body does not need us to feed it sugar. It has no need of it and it gets no nutritional value from it. It does need sugar in the form of glucose, which it gets by converting some foods. Glucose is necessary to feed our cells and thus our total system....
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Author:
William Burnell
03rd January 2012
Medical doctors, The American Heart Association and many other medical organizations suggest that people that have hypertension or even suspected high blood pressure frequently monitor their blood pressure.
Since personal blood pressure meters are broa...
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Author:
Mark Hester
24th November 2011
Odds are good, your body takes in more salt than it has to have to function efficiently. The appropriate amount of sodium will help the body stabilize the fluids in the body, transmit nerve impulses, and assist the body with regular muscle contraction. 2,...
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Author:
Corey Andalus
16th November 2011
What Hypertension? Hypertension is a fancy medical word for high blood pressure. Your blood carries nutrients and oxygen to your body, and to take the waste, such as carbon dioxide. The heart pumps blood through "pipes" - the blood vessels called arteries...
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Author:
cureliotcu
15th November 2011
Why are they getting fatter? Here are some reasons...
· Less incidental activity
· Automated and computerized lifestyle
· Longer working hours and less leisure
· Increased consumption of
processed foods
· Our food servings are larger
than ever
...
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Author:
Seoexpert001
20th October 2011
Reaven states that Syndrome X "...may perhaps be the induce of fifty % of all heart attacks". Dr. Reaven also indicates that Insulin Resistance Syndrome "...impacts involving sixty-75 million Americans". Additional a short while ago, gurus have also come ...
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Author:
SantosReyes
20th October 2011
There is a never ending quest by diet specialists, who seem to turn up everywhere with the same message; they have the real best weight loss secret and it is for sale. Anyone who has pursued this avenue looking for the elusive golden diet egg, knows that ...
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Author:
JenB
03rd October 2011
Many of my patients ask: "What's the deal with Vitamin E?Is it safe? Can I take it?" The answer to each question is yes, but with some reservations.
Several months ago, a researcher presented data at an American Heart Association national meeting sugge...
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Author:
leslielike
23rd August 2011
If you are one of those who wish to get better remuneration for your job you really need to brush up your skills and upgrade your level a bit to get that pay check you want. To upgrade our medical knowledge and get acknowledged as a professional the first...
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Author:
egc
17th August 2011
First, some interesting facts about caffeine...
1) It's the most widely consumed psychoactive substance in the world - an estimated 90% of adults in Western countries consume it daily.
2) Small doses of caffeine help reduce pain and speed up the effects...
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Author:
lowbpdrugfree
12th August 2011
A recent study revealed that patients who are morbidly obese and suffering from heart failure have benefited well from undergoing bariatric surgery. That is, their lives have dramatically changed for the better. Respected cardiologist, Dr. Francisco Jim...
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Author:
gary green
09th August 2011
High blood pressure can occur in any individual. Many people who have hypertension are a minimum of 35 years old, nonetheless. Its incidence is particularly high in African Americans, obese individuals, middle-aged and elderly people, those who drink he...
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Author:
Reynaldo Knight
28th July 2011
Advanced Cardiac Life Support is a service for handling patients who suffer through major serious medical emergencies such as Cardiac arrest. In this process, emergency cases are treated with help of tests in order to escape them from life threatening an...
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Author:
egc