Heart Disease, Stroke and Diabetes
Take Heart and Make It Healthy
Work schedule 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. How would you like to have that in your job description? For the human heart,… Continue Reading
Cardiovascular Disease Natural Approaches To Regain
Nearly one million Americans will die of heart disease this year; 2,400 will die each day of cardiovascular disease, an average of one death every… Continue Reading
Hypertension Natural Treatment Options
Hypertension is the term used to describe high blood pressure. Major causative factors include how much water and salt are in your body, the condition… Continue Reading
Fight Back Against Diabetes, Heart Disease and Stroke
Cardiovascular disease is the leading cause of death. You can fight back by eating healthy; becoming physically active; controlling your high blood pressure or cholesterol;… Continue Reading
Preventing Heart Disease
So February has arrived and that makes me think of Cupid, Love, the color red and also Heart Health. With heart disease being the #1… Continue Reading
The Heart Ruler of Joy and Sadness a Chinese Medicine Perspective
As in Western Medicine, Chinese Medicine views the heart as the ruler and supreme controller of the body. Chinese Medicine would call it “the Emperor.”… Continue Reading
The Eyes and the Nervous System Strokes
The eyes are intimately involved in the human nervous system. It is estimated that the visual system occupies over 40% of the central nervous system…. Continue Reading
Sleep Apnea Raises the Risk Of Cardiac Arrest
Recently, a study was published indicating the correlation between sleep apnea and sudden cardiac arrest. The new research became available on June 11, 2013, and… Continue Reading
Valentine's Treat For Your Loved One
Valentine's Day is a day celebrating love and affection for one's spouse or sweetheart. The typical gestures of giving flowers and candy with a romantic… Continue Reading
Prevention and Treatment Of PAD
Peripheral artery disease (PAD), occurs when your extremities (often your legs) don't receive enough blood flow. This causes symptoms such as leg pain when walking… Continue Reading