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Nine Out Of Ten Americans Indulge Salty Foods In Their Diet
Feb 11th
Among the favorite salty foods that Americans indulge in are cheeseburgers, pizza, bread, deli meat and potato chips, according to US health officials.
Breastfeeding Mothers Are less Likely To Develop Hypertension Later In Life
Dec 26th
Mothers who breastfeed their babies for at least six months have lower blood pressure and they are less likely to develop hypertension later in life, according to a study.
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Deficient Of Vitamin D Can Cause Arteries To Stiffen
Apr 28th
Stiffer arteries and the inability of blood vessels to relax even to healthy people is linked to lack of vitamin D, according to the Emory-Georgia Tech Predictive Health Institute.
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Significant Relationship Between Physical Activity, Salt Sensitivity & Blood Pressure
Mar 24th
A new study suggests that physical activity may help reduce the hypertension of people who are fond of high sodium diet.
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Diabetics Don’t Get Effective Treatment They Deserve
Mar 4th
A study suggests that millions of people with diabetes are either undiagnosed or poorly treated.
Tomato Is Beneficial To Your Cardiovascular Health
Jan 23rd
With the alarming rate among adults having high blood pressure, one can sincerely calls for an advocacy for healthy eating habits and lifestyle practices to avoid cardiovascular diseases.
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Good And Bad Effects In The Consumption Of Salt
Sep 26th
A person’s average daily intake of salt is 3900 milligrams, but if you have normal blood pressure experts recommend that you should limit your salt intake to 2,400 milligrams a day.
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The Benefits You Get From Good Sleep
Jun 4th
Recent studies had shown the importance of a good sleep to one’s overall health and well being.
When you don’t get sufficient sleep every time, you may be harming other parts of your body and putting yourself at risk of various illness like heart attack, stroke, obesity and diabetes.
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Vermi Technology – For Composting And Fish Feeding
May 11th
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) is introducing vermi technology or the use of cultured earthworms on a nationwide scale for composting and fish feeding to cut back on fish cost as feeds, increase livelihood opportunities in the regions and reduce environmental pollution.
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