By Christine S on August 12, 2010
Obesity is too much extra fat on a person’s body. Obesity is considered a chronic disease meaning that it will last life-time, like diseases such as diabetes or high blood pressure. It has serious health precautions long term and is the second leading cause of preventable deaths in the United States. Gaining weight is when [...]
Posted in General Health, Mens Health, Womens Health | Tagged active life, blood, blood pressure, bulimia, Depression, Diabetes, gaining weight, health problem, heart disease, high blood pressure, mind and body, overweight, Pregnancy, serious health, syndrome, treatment
By Christine S on June 2, 2010
People talk about living healthy and we all know multiple ways of doing that, but what about alternative health choices. With all the medical issues facing people today are there other ways of achieving, healing without doctor prescribed antibiotics, anti-inflammatory and pain medications. Well I’m, hear to tell you there certainly are. Many people have [...]
Posted in General Health | Tagged b vitamins, blood pressure, cholesterol, having a heart attack, heart attack, high blood pressure, immune system, infectious diseases
By Jeniffer Moja on March 23, 2010
Seasonal allergies frequently include hay fever, respiratory allergies, and Rhinitis. Seasonal allergies frequently affect people at Certain times of the year and it is caused from exposure to contents in the air. Airborne matters, such as pollen cause seasonal allergies, which physicians nickname as Rhinitis or hay fever. Commonly seasonal allergies strike people during early [...]
Posted in Allergies | Tagged allergens, allergic reaction, allergic reactions, Allergies, allergy, allergy relief, Asthma, asthma symptoms, blood pressure, immune system, low blood pressure, sickness, symptoms
By Mark Stimos on February 3, 2010
Normally the heart beats at a rate of between 50 and 100 beats a minute, depending on what we are doing. We all experience variations in heart rhythm as we go about our everyday lives, our heart beats faster, for example, when we exercise, if we are excited or under stress, and slows down when [...]
Posted in Heart Disease | Tagged Anxiety, blood pressure, chambers of the heart, cold remedies, coronary heart disease, exercise, heart attack, heart rhythm, high blood pressure, signaling system, sinoatrial node, upper chambers, ventricles
By Christine S on January 13, 2010
One of the simplest and modest form treatments of Heartburn is water. Health experts often call this as water therapy. Hard to believe, but true, regular and moderate amount of water intake can always combat every possibilities of Heartburn. No, medication, no chemicals, no alternate therapies, only wise usage of water with time to time [...]
Posted in Heartburn | Tagged acute water shortage, aqua therapy, blood pressure, conventional treatment, drinking water, food intake, headache, high blood pressure, unconventional treatment, water therapy
By Lori on December 6, 2009
Myocardial infarction (or MI) is known as heart attack and characterized by the interruption of blood supply to certain part of the heart. This may lead to dying of the cells. How can a person define that he performs a disease? Typical signs may include sudden chest pain, shortness of breath, vomiting and anxiety. Actually, [...]
Posted in Myocardial Infarction | Tagged Anxiety, blood pressure, causes of myocardial infarction, chest pain, chest pain shortness of breath, cholesterol, chronic stress, fatigue, health, heart attack, heart attacks, high blood pressure, oxygen, sudden cardiac death, symptoms, typical signs
By Lori on November 13, 2009
Heart disease is one of the major killers in the United States. So it is clear that there are no easy ways to prevent it. Even though researchers have already found the factors leading to the disease, it is hard to create motivation that would make people change their lifestyle and keep their hearts healthy. [...]
Posted in Heart Disease | Tagged blood pressure, blood volume, exercise, health, heart disease, lifestyle, prevention of heart disease, relaxation, snack foods, three aspects, trans fats
By Christine S on November 12, 2009
A sound diet and a good physical exercising will prove to be a successful combination for reducing your tummy fat to a great extent. Gaining weight is frustrating one which affects us psychologically and physiologically unfit. The factors are as follows: eating too much Medical problems IBS and asthma treated by steroids will gain fat [...]
Posted in Weight Loss | Tagged blood pressure, cholesterol, exercise, gaining weight, health, healthy diet, heart rate, Menopause, skin cell, skin cells, workout
By Bob Dylan on November 4, 2009
Numerous studies have shown that people in countries with a plentiful intake of fruit and vegetables experience less heart disease. Fruit and vegetable intake in the UK averages about 200g a day compared to the Mediterranean average of 600-700g a day. Studies suggest that simply eating at least five portions of fruit and vegetables a [...]
Posted in Heart Disease | Tagged anti oxidants, blood pressure, cholesterol, fresh fruit salad, fruit and vegetables, green leafy vegetables, harmful molecules, heart disease, nutrient folic acid, vegetable intake
By Lori on November 3, 2009
Milk allergy refers to one of the most widely spread food allergies in children. Despite the fact that the allergy is usually caused by cow’s milk, it can also be a reaction to milk from sheep, goats and buffalo. Moreover, there are some cases when children allergic to cow’s milk are allergic to soy milk [...]
Posted in Allergies | Tagged Allergies, allergy, blood pressure, cough, digestive problems, drop in blood pressure, emergency room, facial flushing, fever, food allergies in children, person to person, symptoms
