Latest medical advances tell us that no stone is being unturned in the way of advances in prevention and treatment. The following medical breakthroughs and continuing scientific studies are noteworthy, many of which should not be taken lightly.
Your doctor glares at you after looking at your cholesterol test results. “Your cholesterol is high,” he scowls. Just what exactly is “high?” you ask yourself.
Doctors always seem to use those nondescriptive words. You don’t know if your cholesterol level is dangerously high or just mildly elevated. And just that little bit of knowledge will probably make a difference in how drastically you change your diet.
Your doctor has told you that your blood pressure level is fine, so you aren’t worried. But you may need to check it again. In the past, most doctors said you had high blood pressure if your diastolic blood pressure was high. (“Diastolic” is the bottom, lower number in the blood pressure figure.)
More than one million people over the age of fifty in the United States are afflicted with excruciating pain in the calf. There are eight ways to ease the pain.
The basic tomato is not only tasty, but wholesome too, almost bursting out of its cholesterol-busting skin with healthy vitamins and minerals!
Strokes are one the top five killers in America today. Here is some useful information regarding strokes.
Did you know that poor dental hygiene increases the risk of heart attacks and strokes? Well now you will find out.
Daily papers seem to feel the crunch and publish adverts now as front page news. AstraZeneca just spent handsomely to get its product Crestor into the headlines and onto front pages. To all intent, they try to drug and poison us all now.
