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Tag: heart disease
Are Statin Side Effects Worth the Risk? What Cholesterol Meds Are Doing to Your Brain
Statins are drugs that lower your cholesterol. They work by blocking an enzyme
The Secret to Longevity: Keep Your Heart (and Mitochondria) Strong
If you want to live forever, or at least until 180 like Dave,
New Study Pinpoints Why Saunas Are So Good for You
If you or a loved one deals with heart or vascular symptoms, you
New Study Reveals Your Heart Attack Risk Differs by Gender
A new study presented at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) finds
Report: Sugar Industry Hid Study Linking Sugar to Heart Disease and Cancer
A new investigation has found that the sugar industry knew about the harmful health
50 Shades of Zen Part 3: Physical Benefits of Meditation
If you meditate, your body will thank you as much as your mind
CIMT Testing: The Ultimate Guide to Measuring Your Heart Attack Risk
I’m honored to publish this guest post by my friend Dr. Philip Lee
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