At the link below, we’re going to show you our 10-second trick that will prevent you from EVER getting a heart attack!
There is a good chance the heart attack you have will be FATAL if you don’t pay attention to it. 1 in 3 people will die of heart disease, so the odds are against you.
==> Fortunately, This 10-Second Trick WILL Help(Do the right thing: AVOID having a heart attack.)
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The “Silent Killer” Can Be Stopped
There are many misconceptions about high blood pressure. This is a case where ignorance is definitely not bliss.
In fact, it can kill…
So here are five deadly myths about high blood pressure you cannot live without. The good news: you can get control of your high blood pressure. Perhaps even prevent it altogether…
(CLICK HERE to watch a short video about this.) Five Myths about High Blood Pressure Myth Number One: It’s …
Year after year, hundreds of thousands of people die from painful heart attacks.
Fortunately, there’s a FREE presentation which reveals 4 weird tips for preventing heart attacks.
In it you’ll discover:
Why you should NEVER take a supplement (like fish oil) if you want to improve your heart health. A strange (but scientifically proven) reason eating more fatty foods actually PROTECTS your heart. The super-simple way to keep your blood sugar in check. (Diabetics are especially susceptible to heart …
February is American Heart Month, offering us a great opportunity to take inventory of our own heart-health. Heart disease warrants our attention, because…[1]
Heart disease is the leading cause of death in America. Heart disease is the leading cause of disability in America. More Americans die each year from heart disease than from all forms of cancer combined. Heart disease is very preventable.As deadly and widespread as heart disease is, it really is quite avoidable. Click to Tweet.…
Unless it’s water, if it comes packaged it’s probably full of sugar. Why do some of us reach for sugary drinks while others prefer to sip on home-brewed coffee or sparkling water?
An interesting study has emerged from the Norwegian Ministry of Health, Education, and Research, that feelings of loneliness and social isolation cause more women than men to consume sugary drinks.
Their findings based on the Social Baseline Theory, which proposes that close friendships, or relationships…
