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Reducing Sugar in Food Products Can Help Reverse Obesity Crisis

| March 3, 2015 Comment

Reducing Sugar in Food Products Can Help Reverse Obesity Crisis – Britain’s health experts are saying that if food manufacturers can reduce sugar content in processed foods by 30%, the obesity epidemic in Britain could be reversed in five years. Health experts and academicians in Britain are launching a campaign called Action on Sugar, and asking […]

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Red Grapes and Peanuts May Help Prevent Age-Related Memory Loss

| February 5, 2015 Comment

Red grapes and peanuts may help prevent age-related memory loss, according to a new study conducted at Texas A&M Health Science Center College of Medicine. Red grapes, peanuts and some berries like blueberries and cranberries contain an antioxidant called reservatrol. The compound is found in the skin of the fruits, and red wine is particularly […]

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High-Fiber Diet Can Help Prevent Premature Death

| January 13, 2015 Comment

High-Fiber Diet Can Help Prevent Premature Death – According to a new review of 17 previous studies that followed over 982,000 people in Europe and the US, high fiber intake can increase your lifespan. Researchers at the Shanghai Cancer Institute in China divided the participants into five groups, based on their daily fiber consumption, and […]

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6 Ways Women Can Reduce Their Heart Disease Risk

| January 7, 2015 Comment

6 Ways Women Can Reduce Their Heart Disease Risk – A new study  published in the Journal of the American College of Cardiology shows that women, particularly those in the age-group of 35-44, can reduce this risk for heart disease by making 6 changes to their lifestyle and diet. After following 70, ooo women over a period […]

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New Research Suggests Coffee Just As Healthy As Tea

New Research Suggests Coffee Just As Healthy As Tea

| November 13, 2014 Comment

New Research Suggests Coffee Just As Healthy As Tea – Experts have found evidence to support anyone’s habit. Tea has many disease fighting properties, and so does coffee. Coffee or tea, which one is better for you? Research suggests they both have pros and cons. According to the National Cancer Institute, tea can arrest the […]

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Stand Up for Your Health

| September 9, 2014 Comment

Stand up for your health because sitting can cause serious health problems such as joint pain, poor circulation, and heart disease. New research conducted at Indian University shows that you can prevent and even reverse the damage from constant sitting by sitting less. So what do you do, if your job involves sitting at a […]

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Some Exercise Is Better Than No Exercise

| July 31, 2014 Comment

Many studies show that  some exercise is better than no exercise. Simple exercises like running and walking can help you get healthy and fit. According to a report in the Time,  even super slow running can provide benefits and reduce you risk of heart disease. In fact, some studies have shown that less can be […]

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What Your Gums Reveal about Your Health

What Your Gums Reveal about Your Health

| July 19, 2014 Comment

What Your Gums Reveal about Your Health – Your gums and overall health are more closely linked than you’d think. Click here to see what your gums reveal about your health. Expert: Paul Fletcher, DDS Periodontics and Implant Dentistry, Specialized Dentistry of New York Transcript If you think your red, puffy gums are simply a sign […]

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Change Lifestyle Habits to Reduce Heart Problems

| July 1, 2014 Comment

Change lifestyle habits to reduce heart problems, suggest Northwestern University researchers. According to their study, it’s never too late to adopt healthy habits. Study participants in their 30s and 40s who made healthy changes to their diet, exercised, did not smoke and limited their consumption of alcohol, were able to reverse their risk for heart […]

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Good Cholesterol vs Bad Cholesterol

Good Cholesterol vs Bad Cholesterol

| June 13, 2014 Comment

Good Cholesterol vs Bad Cholesterol – It’s a confusing difference. Watch this video to learn which one is good and which is bad. Expert: Holly S. Andersen, MD Dir. of Education & Outreach; The Ronald O. Perelman Heart Institute » Transcript “Cholesterol is a FAT, also known as a lipid. It is produced by the […]

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Preventing High Blood Pressure

Preventing High Blood Pressure

| June 12, 2014 Comment

Preventing High Blood Pressure – A few key lifestyle changes may help you in preventing high blood pressure. Watch this video for more information, and tips about what actions you can take. Expert: Brian P. Kessler, M.D. Private Orthopedic Practice Transcript Is your blood pressure normal? That’s great! But before you enjoy a celebratory drink, let’s […]

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High Blood Pressure Facts

High Blood Pressure Facts

| June 12, 2014 Comment

High Blood Pressure Facts – Knowing the facts about high blood pressure can save your life. Learn more about high blood pressure in this video. Expert: Holly S. Andersen, MD Dir. of Education & Outreach; The Ronald O. Perelman Heart Institute Transcript Knowing the facts about high blood pressure can save your life. FACT ONE. High […]

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