Conditions: Heart Health

Pu-erh tea and your health 

Studies show pu-erh tea's health benefits may be richer than those provided by black, white, green, and oolong varieties of tea....

Quiz: Is stress harming your heart? 

A big source of stress is how you handle it. Take our stress quiz...

Stress and your heart 

Stress in life is inevitable. Try as we may, the average person can't eliminate it entirely after all, it's what makes us successful in so many of life's...

Soy protein may help you stay trim-and stave off heart disease 

In a recent study conducted at the University of Alabama at Birmingham and at the University of Vermont, postmenopausal women who drank a shake containing soy protein and isoflavone versus a shake with equal amounts of casein, a milk protein without isoflavones, wound up with less abdominal fat. ...

Go with the flow 

When a water pipe clogs in your house, every room can be affected. The same goes for the pipes in your body the veins, arteries, and capillaries that make up the vascular system...

Beans for better cholesterol levels 

Half a cup of pinto beans does more than make a great burrito, according to a new study published in the Journal of Nutrition...

Live it up 

When it comes to heart health, how you live may make all the difference in how long you live. A plethora of studies links strong hearts to exercise, not...

Give your ticker a boost 

What it does How to take it Precautions B-complex Vitamin B6, vitamin B12, and folic acid lower homocysteine levels. Too much homocysteine inhibits blood...

Eat your heart healthy 

Twenty years ago, doctors advised us to use margarine, eat pasta, and avoid chocolate; now we know that margarine hides dangerous fats, refined pasta...

Try red grapefruit for heart health 

If high cholesterol and triglycerides have you feeling sour, red grapefruit's antioxidant punch could help you lower cholesterol by 15 percent and triglycerides...

Anti-inflammatory vitamin D may boost heart health 

Vitamin D isn't just good for your bones; it also may be good for the heart. In a recent study conducted by a team of German scientists, people suffering...

7 more heart helpers 

What Why Dose Coenzyme Q-10 Prevents oxidation of LDL cholesterol. 50-300 mg/day Danshen Also known as red ginseng, red sage, or salvia root. May play...

Cholesterol counts 

Move it!Numerous studies overwhelmingly support exercise to lower heart-disease risk. "My number-one recommendation to raise HDL cholesterol is to exercise...

Pomegranate juice for healthy arteries 

If you are among the 13 million Americans with coronary heart disease (CHD), you may want to swig a glass of pomegranate juice every day, suggests a recent...

Eat more beans, nuts, and seeds for cardiovascular health 

Trading in bagels for beans may be a heart-smart move, according to a recent study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (2005,...

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