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Heart Disease and Diet

Thursday, September 2nd, 2010

Heart disease and diet? are they related? If you believe that
they are not, you are probably in for some serious health
challenges in the future if not right now!

Whatever you eat and drink is the direct result of your
health matters! Take a close look at what you eat for
breakfast, your lunch and dinner. Is there some fresh fruit
and raw vegetables in everyone? You can make fresh
smoothies with both in them for snacks, breakfast , lunch
or dinner and they are full of nutrition, low in fat and great
for digestion as they are loaded with enzymes to nourish
and repair the body.

Check out what others are adding to their ideas for heart
disease and diet:

‘DASH Diet‘ Shown to Lower Heart Attack Risk
Almost 20% – Drugs

Eating a diet rich in fruits and vegetables and low in
saturated fats can significantly lower the risk of heart
attack for people with mildly elevated blood pre.
Publish Date: 08/31/2010 15:08
http://www.drugs.com/news/dash-diet-shown-lower-
heart-attack-risk-almost-20-26390.html

Heart disease and diet seems to be a clear link that can
lead to diabetes, high blood pressure and even cancers,
so please educate yourself and take care of your precious
body.

Avoiding Heart Disease, Diabetes, Allergies &
Cancer With a

A clear link from our Western Ern? Channel f? Leads to
diseases such as cancer, stroke, heart attack and diabetes
at the University? T Granada, Spain gegr?

Publish Date: 09/01/2010 18:44

http://www.i-heartdisease.com/avoiding-heart-disease
-diabetes-allergies-cancer-with-a-mediterranean-diet/

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Lower Your Cholesterol

Monday, October 5th, 2009
Ten Super Secrets For Weight Loss

Lower your cholesterol by starting your day eating a healthy breakfast using low glycemic foods such as the Mediterranean style of foods. Eating a healthy breakfast will manage those hunger pangs, keep your sugar levels optimized and will help you control hunger binges through the day.

Did you know that we need to be eating 5 to 6 small-low glycemic meals a day to lose weight, balance our blood sugar levels and keep disease away from us?

Always make high fiber foods a priority for intestinal health, reducing risks of cancers, lowering your cholesterol, reducing risks of coronary diseases, diabetes and keeping the pounds off. We need approximately 28 to 30 grams of fiber daily. Write all the foods you eat down in a day and then check the fiber content you are eating and then you will know for yourself.

Add the healthy fats such as fats from fish, flax seed oil, walnuts, pecans, hazelnuts and organic eggs, extra virgin olive oils and nut butters. When you eat health fats you can reduce inflammation, improve blood clotthing and this will feed our cell membranes, lower the bad lipids and it will decrease artery thickening, help reduce the risk of obesity and it will slow or inhibit cancen cell to grow wild.

Leave all white foods off the menu! These include all those bleached flours, sugars, white pastas, all candy as they increase our calorie intakes and add weight gain.

Take good qualtiy supplements as so much or our foods don’t have the proper amounts of necessary nutrition we need. Some recommeded supplements include magnesium, potassium, Vitamin D, Vitamin C and Vitamin E and then zinc. Adults will need to supplement with folate and possibly calcium.

Get a good night’s rest so the body can heal and repair itself. Suggested is 7 to 8 hours in a day. When we don’t get enough sleep it shows in our bodies as disease of heart, weight gain, immune diseases, and this will help lower your cholesterol. Add some mediation to your schedule to reduce stress and this will help with heart health.

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Manage Cholesterol

Friday, October 2nd, 2009

Manage cholesterol several ways! Exercise will help! Foods that we eat are so very important. Supplementing with vitamins and mineral to support the system to keep it running smoothly and efficiently are also ways to manage cholesterol.

We need to include some forms of exercise to our daily schedules such as walking at a brisk pace, light aerobics, lifting of weights within reason, possibly some yoga and other forms to get the body moving and the blood flowing which builds the heart muscle.

Here is a video to help you manage cholesterol by first knowing what an improper diet and the lack of exercise can do to the body and blood vessels:

Tips for Managing Cholesterol : How Cholesterol Plaque Forms

How cholesterol plaque forms in this free health and fitness video. Expert: Dr. Susan Jewell Bio: Dr. Susan Jewell is a trained doctor and scientist in clinical research medicine, as well as a stem cell scientist in oncology and AIDS/HIV. Filmmaker: Nili Nathan

Now that we know that we need to eat more raw foods, have lots of healthy fibers from organic nuts and organic grains, use the healthy oils in our cooking and preparing of the meals for our families we can manage cholesterol amazingly well.

Cholesterol problems start to rise when the liver is overworked by all those sugar-loaded drinks and snack foods, those fatty foods from fast food chains and super-sizing our orders. Learn to manage cholesterol by adding herbs like cilantro, garlic and onions, and fresh greens that help lower the production of cholesterol by our liver.

Manage cholesterol with healthy foods and adding some supplements can also assist the liver with its job of cholestol production and keep it at the proper levels to promote digestion. The video here will offer you some tips:

Diet Tips : Lower Cholesterol by Eating

Lower cholesterol levels by eating herbs such as cilantro, and other super greens that help lower cholesterol production in the liver.Lose weight quickly and easily with these weight loss tips from an experienced dietitian in this free video on health and eating. Expert: Rachael Richardson Contact: www.nutrolution.com Bio: Rachael Richardson is a registered dietitian and a licensed nutritionist in Florida with more than a decade of experience. Filmmaker: Paul Muller…

So when you do purchase processed foods of any kinds we need to check the labels on the products to see the amount of cholesterol found in them. This is also a way to manage cholesterol that we consume in our diets.

Take a peek at this video for some tips :

How to Read Food Labels: Healthy Eating Tips : Cholesterol Levels on Food Labels

Learn about Cholesterol fromfood labels in this free healthy living video. Expert: Brenda Thompson Bio: Brenda Thompson is a registered dietician and professional chef with the Westlake Market HEB in Austin, Texas. Filmmaker: Drew Noah

Hope this helps you in learning and dealing with cholesterol. We all need to manage cholesterol so we don’t become a statistic of the ‘Silent Killer’ and have to experience other cardiovascular diseases of stroke or heart attacks. Take care of your health matters by eating a healthy diet and include lots of those farm raised raw foods and nuts every day.

Other cardiovascular tips are located here: Enjoy!

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Laughter Health Tips

Friday, September 11th, 2009

Laughter health tips for today! Did you know you can reduce stress levels with laughter as it is a natural muscle relaxant for us? Laughter is known to improve ones’ health and well-being with several health issues. People heal quicker in cancer clinics when laughter is introduced back into their lives.

Laughter is a medicine that you can take and improve your life. Laughter gives one a feeling of well-being and it increases the endorphins in our bodies, increases our lung capacity, cause our blood to flow easier to reduce heart diseases.

Laughter is also a pain killer as it releases the muscles and blood flows through our bodies easier. Laughter increases our stamina so we can perform our tasks through our day easier.

Enjoy these video on laughter health tips:

Mental Health Humor Project: Laugh Out Loud – Finding The Funny Bone

Laugh Therapy exercise from the Mental Health Humor Project “Finding The Funny Bone” presentation done by Chato B. Stewart. My pepped up thriller attitude helped really made it fun. The workshop was to show how humor and laughter can be used as a positive coping skill. This is the Laugh Out Loud exercise and we all had fun doing it. Humor Therapy, laughter therapy, Laughter, Therapeutic Benefits

With so much stress in our lives on a daily basis, we need to include some laughter by going to a laughter yoga class, comedy shows, or just go watch a fun filled movie that will make you laugh.

Laughter is good for all ages!

Does Laughter Have Healing Powers? – Street Doctors

Will a good hearty chuckle help keep the doctor away? Find out!


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