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Good Eating Habits With Regular Physical Activities Reduce High Levels Of Cholesterol

August 9, 2012 by Affleap

Good eating habits accompanied by regular physical activities are ways of regulating and reducing high levels of cholesterol in your system.

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Categories Advice Tags cholesterol, good eating habits, heart attack, hypertension, monounsaturated fat, physical activity, stroke Leave a comment

Polypill Medication Over Age 50 Reduces The Risk Of Heart Disease & Stroke

July 19, 2012 by Affleap

Annually up to 200,000 people die of heart disease and stroke in the UK alone but if everyone over the age of 50 would take the polypill that number could be more than halved, according to scientists.

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Categories Health Issues Tags blood pressure, cholesterol, heart attack, heart disease, polypill, preventive medicine, stroke Leave a comment

Elderly Persons Are Being Denied Vital Drugs That Could Have Averted Strokes & Heart Attack

July 14, 2012 by Affleap

Elderly persons are being denied cholesterol lowering drugs, statins, by general practitioner (GP) that could have averted strokes and heart attack, experts say.

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Categories Health Issues Tags blood pressure, cholesterol, elderlies, elderly persons, heart attack, heart problems, medicines, statins, strokes Leave a comment

Raising ‘Good Cholesterol’ Does Not Guarantee Lowering The Danger Of A Heart Attack

May 19, 2012 by Affleap

Conventional wisdom dictates that lowering ‘bad cholesterol’, known as Low-Density Lipoprotein or LDL is good for the heart.

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Categories Health Issues Tags bad cholesterol, cholesterol, good cholesterol, hdl, heart attack, high blood, ldl, obesity, risk Leave a comment

Rutin Found In Certain Foods Can Help Prevent Heart Attack, Stroke & Treats Several Ailments

May 10, 2012 by Affleap

Rutin is an antioxidant, that may protect your body from inflammation, blood circulation problems and cell damage caused by free radicals.

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Categories Nutritional Food Tags antioxidant, arteries, blood clots, flavonoid, heart attack, rutin, soluble compound, stroke, thromboses, veins Leave a comment

Workers Exposed To Asbestos Are At Risk Of Heart Attack, Stroke & Serious Lung Diseases

April 4, 2012 by Affleap

Asbestos workers are at risk of heart attack, stroke and serious lung diseases, such as mesothelioma and asbestosis, as a direct result of their exposure to asbestos fibers.

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Whitney Houston’s Toxicology Result: Accidental Drowning As Cause Of Her Death

March 22, 2012 by Affleap

Whitney Houston had cocaine in her system when she drowned in a hotel bathtub, according to the official report released by the Los Angeles Coroner.

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Categories Entertainment Tags abuse, accidental drowning, bathtub, cocaine, cocaine user, coroner, heart attack, toxicology result, whitney houston Leave a comment

Queen Elizabeth Visits Prince Philip In Hospital After Treatment Of Blocked Coronary Artery

December 24, 2011 by Affleap

Queen Elizabeth has visited the Duke of Edinburgh in the hospital after the latter was likely to have suffered a heart attack which was halted by emergency surgery to unblock a blood vessel.

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Categories Royal Tags duke of edinburgh, emergency surgery, heart attack, prince philip, queen, queen elizabeth Leave a comment

Higher Levels Of Vehicle Exhaust Can Trigger Heart Attack – Study

September 22, 2011 by Affleap

Breathing in heavy traffic fumes can trigger a heart attack, according to British researchers.

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Categories Miscellanews Tidbits Tags car exhaust, carbon monoxide, fumes, heart attack, nitrogen dioxide, pollutant articles, pollutants, sulfur dioxide, traffic fumes Leave a comment

Researchers Induce Obesity To Primates, Aim To Treat Condition Of Obese Humans

August 18, 2011 by Affleap

A group of researchers is using the monkeys to compare gastric bypass surgery with weight loss from forced dieting.

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Categories Weight Loss Tags calories, clogged arteries, diabetes, diet, forced dieting, gastric bypass surgery, heart attack, heart problems, humans, monkeys, obesity, obesity epidemic, overweight, primates, Weight Loss Leave a comment
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