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 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 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 Christine S on December 3, 2009
When you get sudden chest pains, it is instinctive to panic, since you might think you are having a heart attack. However, there are many other causes of chest pain that are not as immediately threatening to your life. This does not mean they aren’t serious, as you should still seek the advice of a [...]
Posted in Chest Pain | Tagged cardiac pain, causes of chest pain, chest pain, chest pains, having a heart attack, heart attack, heavy breathing, panic attack, panic attacks, relaxation, relaxation techniques
By Christine S on November 3, 2009
A heart attack, or myocardial infarction to use the medical term, happens when the blood supply to a part of the heart muscle, or myocardium, is interrupted or stops. This interruption to the blood flow is usually the result of a blockage caused by a blood clot or thrombosis which has formed on the plaque [...]
Posted in Heart Attack, Heart Disease | Tagged blood clot, cardiac arrest, chemical messengers, harmful molecules, health, heart attack, heart muscle cells, immune system, lack of oxygen, oxygen, scar tissue, white blood cells
By Jeniffer Moja on October 26, 2009
In modern times of busy hard working life and chasing money to curve out a decent enjoying lifestyle, you are exposed to extreme stress and health hazards, jeopardizing living healthy life. Enjoying mouthwatering food may be a burning desire fraught with the danger of obesity, diabetes and other medical complications whereas poor nutrition may result in [...]
Posted in Dieting, Health & Fitness | Tagged blood sugar, calorie intake, cholesterol, Diabetes, diet plan, energy levels, food intake, heart attack, heart attacks, heart disease, lifestyle, obesity, vegetables and fruits
By Christine S on October 12, 2009
From year you are suffering from rheumatoid arthritis pain, this pain is dominating your life. You might be tolerating this monster for years, here is a good chance for you to know that you can manage and control- what happens in your body in relation to your rheumatoid arthritis symptoms and how can you be [...]
Posted in Arthritis | Tagged arthritis pain, doctors, health, healthy diet, heart attack, inflammation, lemon juice, natural remedies, rheumatoid arthritis, rheumatoid arthritis symptoms, symptoms, temporary relief
By Christine S on October 12, 2009
Researchers found that working women require additional nutrition and care than a home sit women. But in most cases it was ignored and it cause different diseases like anemia, osteoporosis, anxiety depression etc in them. In some cases it was found that working women who have family or living in joint family have to look [...]
Posted in Womens Health | Tagged 30 minutes, blood cholesterol, blood pressure, busy schedule, carbonated drinks, cholesterol, fresh fruit juices, fresh fruits, health, health check, health tips, heart attack, lifestyle, physiological activity, sedentary lifestyle, stress reliever, vitamins and minerals
By Christine S on February 23, 2009
Women are, on average, 10 years older than men when they experience heart disease symptoms, the most basic of which is angina or chest pain. During menopause, women are more prone to heart diseases because their bodies have stopped producing protective hormones, particularly estrogen. Leading a healthy life goes a long way in preventing heart [...]
Posted in Heart Attack | Tagged 30 minutes, body fat, chest pain, cholesterol, coronary heart disease, heart attack, heart care, heart disease symptoms, heart diseases, heart problems, hearty meal, high cholesterol, passive smokers
By Christine S on February 20, 2009
Nowadays, anxiety and stress have become a part and parcel of our daily lives. Even our ancestors and forefathers have experienced stress during their lifetimes. The stress in those days gave them the courage and strength to withstand and overcome their causes of stress. Their stress brought out the physical changes to their bodies and [...]
Posted in Anxiety | Tagged anxiety attack, blood pressure, blood stream, causes of stress, cholesterol, featured, growth hormones, heart attack, heart attacks, immune systems, obesity, response systems, stress and anxiety, stress response
