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A recent study suggested to limit drinking coffee to the morning hours. This review is based on a publication from the European Health Journal dated January 8, 2025. 40, 725 adults were part of this study that lasted for 9.8 years. Researchers classified coffee drinkers into morning,

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February 19, 2025

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antioxidants, cardiovascular disease, circadian rhythm, decaffeinated coffee, inflammatory kinins, less deadly diseases, morning coffee drinkers, non-coffee drinkers, risk of premature death, risk reduction

The medical system tends to neglect high blood pressure patients, but a new program helped 74% of patients control their blood pressure. A new program of the American Heart Association overcame the obstacles of close follow-up of high blood pressure patients. This pilot program was pr

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October 02, 2024

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Research determined that salty foods poison your gut microbiome. This was discussed on March 12, 2024 in “The Conversation”: The consequence of this is that your blood pressure goes up and you are more prone to develop heart attacks and strokes. Why salt can make you sick The amount o

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May 29, 2024

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blood pressure, colon cancer, gut microbiome, heart attacks, ménière’s disease, obesity, osteoporosis, salty foods, stomach cancer, strokes

In the last few years many women died from heart attacks without blood clots. Autopsies showed that their coronary arteries were wide open and yet they died of heart attacks. Subsequent research showed that men or women can die from heart attacks when the coronary arteries are in spas

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March 06, 2024

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blood clots, cholesterol, coronary arteries, heart attacks, inoca, minoca, prolonged stress, spasm, troponin blood test, troponin level

A new study showed that reducing risk factors in young onset dementia is effective modifying the course of their disease. The study was about people with young onset dementia where several risk factors were identified. People can concentrate on modifying these risk factors, which s

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January 24, 2024

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alcohol use disorder, c-reactive protein, diabetes, hearing impairment, lower formal education, risk factors, social isolation, stroke, vitamin d deficiency, young onset dementia

Recently, two major studies delineated the risks of marijuana use. When people use marijuana, their risks for heart attacks, heart failure and strokes increase significantly. In a review an article of CNN describes details further. Two papers were presented at the American Heart Assoc

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December 13, 2023

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binge drinking, cannabis use disorder, cardiovascular disease, chronic conditions, congestive heart failure, heart attacks, heart failure, marijuana use, strokes, withdrawal symptoms

This article is about the finding of a study that physical exercise reduces cancer risk significantly. The study was published on July 27, 2023 in JAMA Oncology. The international team of researchers were from Spain, Australia, Calgary (Canada) and Denmark. The data stemmed from the U

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September 27, 2023

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cancer, cancer death rates, cardiovascular death rates, mediterranean diet, moderate aerobic physical activity, muscle-strengthening activity, physical exercise, regular physical activity, sessile control group, vigorous aerobic physical activity

This article is about “exercise benefit about the same during the week or on weekends”. For decades we heard that regular exercise was the only way how to reduce the risk regarding cardiovascular disease. But a new study is questioning this assumption. It found that when y

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August 30, 2023

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This article is about the lower life expectancy in the United States. The US mortality rates up to 20 years ago were the same as other comparable industrial states. Now life expectancy in the US is about 4.5 years lower than in other comparable states. A publication in PLOS ONE summar

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August 16, 2023

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car accidents, cardiovascular disease, excess deaths, firearms, homicides, intentional injuries, life expectancy, mortality rates, obesity, opioid overdoses

A new study revealed that a keto-like diet causes heart disease. After 11.8 years those on a keto-diet had a more than 2-fold increased rate of heart attacks and coronary artery narrowing compared to controls on a normal diet. As a result, cardiologists had to insert more stents into

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June 07, 2023

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Limit Drinking Coffee to the Morning Hours

New Program Helped 74% of Patients Control their Blood Pressure

Salty Foods Poison Your Gut Microbiome

Heart Attacks without Blood Clots

Reducing Risk Factors in young onset Dementia Is effective

Risks of Marijuana Use

Physical Exercise Reduces Cancer Risk Significantly

Exercise Benefit about the same during the Week or on Weekends

Lower Life Expectancy in the United States

Keto-like Diet Causes Heart Disease

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