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American Heart Association

April 10, 2020

Heart Health

Healthy Heart = Healthy Brain

Philosophers have long pondered the mysteries of heart and mind. Now scientists are working to unravel the flesh-and-blood linkage between the cardiovascular... continue reading
  • American Heart Association
  • blood pressure
  • study

May 1, 2019

Lifestyle

5 Heart Healthy Habits

According to the Center for Disease Control and Prevention, cardiovascular disease, particularly heart attacks and strokes, are the number one disease killer... continue reading
  • American Heart Association
  • blood pressure
  • depression
  • exercise
  • HDL
  • weight loss

June 27, 2018

Diet & Nutrition

The Benefits of Eating Fish

Concerns about mercury contamination should not dissuade Americans from eating seafood, the American Heart Association has announced. Recent research has found... continue reading
  • American Heart Association
  • salmon

October 20, 2015

Lifestyle

Is good health contagious? A new study says yes.

There’s no magic solution for weight loss and improved health. But data collected by researchers in Kentucky shows friends and family members may lose... continue reading
  • American Heart Association
  • blood pressure
  • exercise
  • family health
  • study
  • vegetables
  • weight loss

October 15, 2015

Heart Health

Part 2: 5 Surprising Signs of an Unhealthy Heart

Continued from Part 1: 5 Surprising Signs of an Unhealthy Heart Dizziness, Faintness, or Shortness of Breath More than 40 percent of women in one study... continue reading
  • American Heart Association
  • Pain
  • study

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Jim CartmillJim Cartmill is a former missionary whose mission now is to help people achieve balanced wellness - physically, spiritually, relationally & mentally. He is a health freedom advocate and brings over 15 years of experience in the natural health industry.

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