Tag Archives: cardiovascular disease

Recent studies explore the connection between vitamin D deficiency and heart attacks, revealing inconsistent findings. An Australian trial indicated that vitamin D supplementation might lower the risk of major cardiovascular events, particularly heart attacks and coronary revascularization. However, other research, including a Michigan State University study, found no significant reduction in cardiovascular disease risk with vitamin D supplements. Cardiovascular diseases …

A recent study presented at Heart Failure 2024 reveals that yoga can significantly improve symptoms in heart failure patients. The research indicates that incorporating yoga, with its focus on breathing and relaxation, alongside medication leads to stronger hearts and increased activity levels. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the leading cause of death globally, accounting for more than 17 million lives each …

Constipation is often seen as a minor issue, but new research suggests it can affect heart health. A study of over 400,000 people in the UK shows a link between constipation and heart problems. People with both high blood pressure and constipation face a higher risk. Inflammatory bowel disease also elevates the risk of heart attack, especially in younger individuals. …

Cardiovascular disease continues to be the leading cause of death globally. Amid ongoing search for answers, a trace mineral often tucked away in nutritional discussions—selenium—has emerged with promising links to heart health.But this isn’t just another trendy nutrient getting the spotlight. This time, the connection comes from a large-scale study using NHANES data (2003–2018), involving over 39,000 participants. The findings …

We get it. Life in the modern age can be hectic – demanding careers, family responsibilities, and personal ambitions, leave little room for daily workouts. Exercise is crucial for our overall health. But how do you squeeze everyday exercise into your already packed schedule? Well, what if you don’t have to exercise every day? Sounds like a dream, right? Not …