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Cardiovascular Top Related Articles
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1). Male "Menopause"...Is there such a thing? By : Ted Crawford
Copyright 2006 Ted Crawford
Yes, by all means, but it is technically called hypogonadism (low testosterone levels). Symptoms may vary, but most men will experience decreased libido (sexual desire) as well as erectile dysfunction, hot sweats, decrease in body hair, fatigue, or even depression. They also tend to lose muscle mass and gain weight due to increased subcutaneous fat.
Article Related to: men, male, menopause, sexual, sexual performance, libido, prostate, prostate cancer, testosterone, hypogonadism, genitals, sleep apnea, cardiovascular
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4). Manage High Blood Pressure Naturally By : Farah Khan, L.Ac.
In Chinese Medicine, many of the symptoms of high blood pressure, such as pounding headaches, dizziness, and pressure behind the eyes are often related to a pattern of Liver Yang Rising or Liver Heat. It is important to see a physician for proper diagnosis and supervision of high blood pressure, but acupuncture and Chinese herbal medicine may also be useful for managing your condition.
Article Related to: high, blood, pressure, hypertension, herb, acupuncture, prunella, cardiovascular, angina, cholesterol, hawthorn, herbalist, stroke, cardiology, chinese, medicine, point, circulation
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5). A Walk to Your Health By : Ken_B
You can reap some benefits of exercise without joining a gym or running for miles a day. Not to say that doing so is a bad idea but altering your lifestyle to include more activity with your daily tasks offers you convenience and can help you reach the recommended amount of physical activity each day.
A few years ago, the Surgeon General released a report about the obesity epidemic facing this country.
Article Related to: exercise, weight, training, strength, strong, muscle, running, cardio, cardiovascular, biking, swimming, activities, burn, calorie, healthy, lifestyle
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7). Learn How I Lost 150 Pounds in Just 14 Months By : Ron Gregory
This is not just another fad diet book – of which fill libraries, bookstores, and the internet, but the true story of how I lost 150 pounds in about 14 months (and kept the pounds off). A story, which I believe anyone who can walk, will benefit from.
First let me back up a bit and explain how a middle-aged 6’ 0” male with a medium to large frame got to be 335 pounds.
Article Related to: diet, exercise, walk, walking, aerobic, aerobics, metabolism, miles, miles, heart, cardiovascular, fat, pounds, calories
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8). The Power Of Vitamin E On Your Health By : Amy Foster
Vitamin E is a powerful antioxidant that can be administered and used to protect cells in the human body in an attempt to prevent the development of chronic disease and general ill health. When you take a moment to explore the health benefit of vitamin E you also find that it plays a beneficial role in immune function, DNA repair, and other metabolic processes.
Article Related to: vitamin's, vitamin e, dna repair, disease, metabolic, daily supplement, cardiovascular, cancer, doctors
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9). Forget the cure for cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer, or diabetes. Unless … By : John S. Boyd, Ph.D.
If you want a cure for cancer, heart disease, Alzheimer, or diabetes, don't count on the academia, the National Institute of Health (NIH), or the biotech/pharmaceutical industry. With all the money they have spent on researching these diseases, they have very little to show for it.
In 1971, during the State of the Union address, President Nixon declared the war on cancer proposing "an intensive campaign to find a cure for cancer.
Article Related to: cancer, diabetes, heart disease, chronic disease, alzheimer, parkinson, nih, cure, drugs, biotech, medical discovery, treatment, pharmaceutical, discovery, research, cardiovascular
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10). Why Dance Lessons are Good for your Heart By : Isabelle Boulay
Keeping our hearts healthy is important. Cardiovascular exercises, which increase heart rate, keep our hearts in shape. Regular exercise has also been shown to lower blood pressure, freeing our heart from some of the effort in moving blood through our system.
But many people don’t get much enjoyment from disciplined workouts. They know they need regular cardiovascular exercise to stay heart-healthy, but what activities are there to steer clear of tedious typical exercise programs?
Many find dancing to be one such activity.
Article Related to: ballroom dancing, fitness, cardiovascular, exercise
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12). Walk 10,000 Steps to Improve Health and Fitness By : Ron Gregory
It’s a fact, America is becoming obese at an alarming rate and the rest of the world is following close behind. We are eating more (and more of the wrong stuff) and exercising less or getting no exercise at all. Our health is in steep decline and doctor and hospital visits are at all time highs. Just a brisk 30-minute walk a day can begin to turn that around.
Article Related to: walk, walking, shoes, brisk, obese, 10, 000 steps, health, fitness, exercise, diabetes, stroke, heart, cardiovascular, pedometer, calories, mile, miles
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21). The Two Pillars of Fitness By : Matthew G. Kadey, MSc, RD
Mara MacKenzie is a busy woman. But despite her 50-hour workweek, her two young children, and her weekly photography class, she is determined to get in shape. Will it be hot yoga, Pilates, an elliptical machine, or pumping weights?
To help Mara decide among these choices, let’s look at how exercise contributes to the two pillars of fitness: cardiovascular health and weight training.
Article Related to: cardiovascular, weight training, weights, cardio, exercise, fitness
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