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Lowering Blood Sugar Significantly Reduces Heart Disease Risk In Prediabetes Patients; Finds Lancet Study
The study says that bringing blood glucose levels back to normal can effectively reverse prediabetes, cutting the risk of death from heart disease or hospital admission for heart failure.
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Do You Have High Calcium Levels? Doctor Reveals How It Can Impact Your Heart Health
Most people don't get the required amount of calcium from their diet and resort to supplements, which raises the risk of heart disease. Read on to know how.
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Do You Have High Calcium Levels? Doctor Reveals How It Can Impact Your Heart Health
Most people don't get the required amount of calcium from their diet and resort to supplements, which raises the risk of heart disease. Read on to know how.
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Benefits Of Cinnamon In Reducing Cardiovascular Diseases For Women With PCOS
Cinnamon Benefits for Cardiovascular Diseases: This article explores how cinnamon can aid in reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases and why it should be part of a PCOS friendly diet.
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Did You Know, Common Food Allergies Might Increase Heart Risks Too? Study Finds
A research found that people who produced antibodies in response to dairy and other foods were at elevated risk of cardiovascular-related death. Read on.
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Plant-Based Dinner Could Help You Reduce The Risk Of Heart Diseases - Study
Despite our love of fried, sugary foods, we need to lower our consumption of these foods, especially during dinner.
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Health Benefits Of Walnut: Adding Walnut Raita To Your Diet May Help Promote Heart Health (Recipe Inside)
Alongside the walnuts, this recipe also adds the goodness of curd in it. For the unversed, higher intake of yogurt/curd is linked to reduced heart-health risks.
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All You Need To Know About ‘Functional Food’
Functional foods have no universally accepted definition. All foods are functional to some extent.
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Assessing Dietary Habits Is Easier Now With Blood And Urine Testing; A Study Says
The study found many chemical signatures or metabolites in blood and urine that can precisely reflect eating pattern and dietary intake. This can be of great help, especially for dietitians to develop apt diet targets of their patients.
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Dietary Supplements Offer Limited Benefits, May Even Increase Risk Of Heart Diseases: Study
A new study has now indicated that these supplements may do more harm than good. It says that typically dietary supplements offer no health benefits for heart, and could be even harmful.
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Lowering Blood Sugar Significantly Reduces Heart Disease Risk In Prediabetes Patients; Finds Lancet Study
The study says that bringing blood glucose levels back to normal can effectively reverse prediabetes, cutting the risk of death from heart disease or hospital admission for heart failure.
-
Do You Have High Calcium Levels? Doctor Reveals How It Can Impact Your Heart Health
Most people don't get the required amount of calcium from their diet and resort to supplements, which raises the risk of heart disease. Read on to know how.
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Do You Have High Calcium Levels? Doctor Reveals How It Can Impact Your Heart Health
Most people don't get the required amount of calcium from their diet and resort to supplements, which raises the risk of heart disease. Read on to know how.
-
Benefits Of Cinnamon In Reducing Cardiovascular Diseases For Women With PCOS
Cinnamon Benefits for Cardiovascular Diseases: This article explores how cinnamon can aid in reducing the risk of cardiovascular diseases and why it should be part of a PCOS friendly diet.
-
Did You Know, Common Food Allergies Might Increase Heart Risks Too? Study Finds
A research found that people who produced antibodies in response to dairy and other foods were at elevated risk of cardiovascular-related death. Read on.
-
Plant-Based Dinner Could Help You Reduce The Risk Of Heart Diseases - Study
Despite our love of fried, sugary foods, we need to lower our consumption of these foods, especially during dinner.
-
Health Benefits Of Walnut: Adding Walnut Raita To Your Diet May Help Promote Heart Health (Recipe Inside)
Alongside the walnuts, this recipe also adds the goodness of curd in it. For the unversed, higher intake of yogurt/curd is linked to reduced heart-health risks.
-
All You Need To Know About ‘Functional Food’
Functional foods have no universally accepted definition. All foods are functional to some extent.
-
Assessing Dietary Habits Is Easier Now With Blood And Urine Testing; A Study Says
The study found many chemical signatures or metabolites in blood and urine that can precisely reflect eating pattern and dietary intake. This can be of great help, especially for dietitians to develop apt diet targets of their patients.
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Dietary Supplements Offer Limited Benefits, May Even Increase Risk Of Heart Diseases: Study
A new study has now indicated that these supplements may do more harm than good. It says that typically dietary supplements offer no health benefits for heart, and could be even harmful.
