Posts Tagged ‘heart’

Excess Salt Intake Damages the Brain

Excess Salt Intake Damages the Brain
Scientists have found that if you eat a lot of salt and disregard fitness, you heart may suffer from it. New studies have shown that salt has a negative effect on the human brain. Full story

The Youth Drink Recipe

The Youth Drink Recipe
The scientists have conducted a research and found out the dietary supplement that will bring health and longevity. The "healthy mix" contains several fruit and berry juices which reduce the risk of heart diseases and stroke. Full story

Blancpain Saint-Valentine 2011 Watch Collection

Blancpain Saint-Valentine 2011 Watch Collection
As St. Valentine’s Day begins to loom on the horizon, people are starting to think about what gifts will look good with hearts on them. There are always cards and boxes of sweets, but what if you need something less hackneyed and want your gift to be something practical and tangible? Blancpain is here for those who are very serious about their St. Valentine’s Day presents unveiling the Saint Valentin 2011 Watch bearing two hearts. Full story

Having Sex In Hot Weather Can Be Bad For Your Heart

Having Sex In Hot Weather Can Be Bad For Your Heart
Doctors recommend us to avoid having sex when it’s scorching outdoors and thermometer is about to explode. Full story

Happiness Steers Us away from Heart Disorders

Happiness Steers Us away from Heart Disorders
Scientists already discovered that negative emotions put additional strain on the heart; harboring hostility, dwelling on anger and depression is conducive to developing various heart disorders. The publications in the European Heart Journal show that individuals who are constantly anxious and worrying run the highest risk of developing cardiovascular diseases. Now the results ... Full story

Cutting Down on Salt Could Save 92,000 Lives

Cutting Down on Salt Could Save 92,000 Lives
Researchers at the University of California report that reduction in salt intake by 3 grams a day may help prevent 66,000 strokes, 99,000 heart attacks and 92,000 deaths in the United States. Full story
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