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Food and Drinks are Getting Sweeter. How that Can Affect Your Health
While sugar and sweeteners can certainly improve the taste of our food and even give us a temporary hit of dopamine, their health risks are well do...
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How Cutting 1 Gram of Salt Per Day Can Lower Risk of Heart Disease, Stroke
“Now we know that any sodium consumption greater than [2.3 grams] per day is excessive,†Dr. David Cutler, a family medicine physician at Provi...
Read moreHow Does the Entresto Drug Improve Ejection Fraction in Your Heart?
Ejection fraction is the measurement term for how much blood leaves the heart ventricle every time it pumps. The more blood that is pumped out, the...
Read moreHow Does a Coroner Determine a Heart Attack?
When a coroner needs to investigate what caused a person’s death, they usually examine that person’s medical history and autopsy results. So ho...
Read more30 Ways to Improve Your Heart Health Quickly and Naturally
The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends getting at least 150 minutes of moderate intensity aerobic exercise per week or 75 minutes of vigor...
Read moreThis is the Real Reason Why Seeing Blood Makes You Faint
The blood pressure and/or heart rate lower so much that the blood pressure falls dramatically and patients pass out, says Dr. Chinitz. Still, while...
Read moreWhy Does Cardiac Arrest Happen in The Bathroom?
Cardiac arrest is when the heart has an electrical malfunction. If your heart function is already compromised, this could be a trigger for sudden c...
Read moreWhat are The Differences Between Left- Vs. Right-Sided Heart Failure?
Although the term heart failure suggests your heart isn’t able to function at all, it actually means your heart muscles just aren’t functioning...
Read moreHeart Rate Monitors You Can Buy in 2022
There are several factors to consider when purchasing a heart rate monitor, such as functionality, features, price, and brand reputation. If you wa...
Read moreHuman Heart May Have a Natural Backup Battery
Fedorov explained that an implanted pacemaker works by replacing the heart’s defective natural pacemaker functions. The sinoatrial (SA) node, or ...
Read moreIs There a Difference Between Arrhythmia and Dysrhythmia?
You may have heard the terms arrhythmia and dysrhythmia used in relation to heart health — but is there a difference? As you can see, both terms ...
Read moreWhy Does My Heart Feel Like it Skipped a Beat?
If you feel like your heart has suddenly skipped a beat, it may mean you’ve had a heart palpitation. Some common causes can be identified in peop...
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