Most people know that chest pain and shortness of breath can be symptoms of heart disease.
But there are other, strange signs of cardiac problems that you might never associate with America’s number one killer.
… Read MoreThe Key to Staying Alive After a Heart Attack
After recovering from a heart attack, many people want to take it easy. Understandably, they are afraid to exert themselves for fear they could have another heart attack.
So they rest and avoid exercise. Or if they do work out, they go easy.
… Read More3 Cups of Coffee a Day Help Your Heart
For decades, mainstream doctors told people with heart problems to avoid coffee.
It was thought that the caffeine would dangerously raise their blood pressure and heart rate, and cause a heart attack. That advice turned out to be nonsense.
… Read MoreHeartburn Drugs Nearly Double Risk of Pneumonia
Proton pump inhibitors such as Prilosec are among the biggest selling medications in the U.S. More than 15 million Americans take them every year.1
Many people pop these pills daily to reduce stomach acid and fight the searing pain of heartburn.
… Read MoreBig Pharma’s Heartless Cancer Drug Price Gouge
We have often told you about atrocious behavior by pharmaceutical companies. They have proven over and over again that they care more about their profits than their customers’ health.
But we just discovered something that shocked even us.
It has to do with a cancer drug.
… Read MoreThe Ultra Heart-Healthy Oil You Haven’t Heard About
We all know that olive oil and fish oil are good for heart health. And you can also add coconut oil to the list.
But a new study has found that another oil may do more to prevent heart disease than any of these.
And, chances are, you haven’t heard of it.
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