Posts Tagged ‘heart disease’

Blood Sugar Sustained At High Levels Is As Dangerous As Having Diabetes And May Cause Heart Disease…

Blood sugar increases when ever you eat food. Ideally, this is a slow process which allows your body to release an equivalent amount of insulin to “escort” the sugar into cells as fuel.

Increased blood sugar levels are meant to be temporary. There are two things that can cause your blood sugar levels to continue to increase. 

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Heart disease, as you know,  is the #1 killer in America today. Unfortunately for most people the first symptom of heart disease they notice is death, not high blood pressure readings..

Those who survive become instant customers for the heart surgery industry, having little or no strength left to argue. Few people are ever informed that there are effective, affordable and safer options to by-pass surgery or angioplasty.

Imagine betting everything you presently have plus everything you will ever …

Leading doctors are questioning Western medicine’s acceptance of the whole cholesterol theory all together. The new consensus is that Americans need to shift away from cholesterol-controlling medications that try to balance LDL and HDL to prevent heart disease.  Read the Report Here.

Dr. John Abramson, of Harvard Medical School published a report in the British journal Lancet stating statin drugs are ineffective for lowering cholesterol. Furthermore, Dr. Abramson questions if any of the cholesterol guidelines are even based on …

In reality “death by diabetes” is normally caused by the #1 killer . . . Heart Disease. 

Medically speaking, diabetes is a group of symptoms triggered from an imbalance of your immune system. Even before a person is diagnosed with diabetes, heart disease has already begun to affect your health.

That is why this letter may be the most important letter you will read this year. The new science of biology has made groundbreaking advancements in understanding how …

By Bob Condor

This is no ordinary fish story. And it’s far from a tall tale.

Researchers at the University of Pittsburgh’ s Graduate School of Health have just published a new study showing that eating fish high in omega-3 fats might be the greatest protector against heart disease. Here’s why. Men in Japan consume, on average, 3.75 ounces of such cold-water fish as salmon, mackerel and tuna each day. American males, whether white or Japanese-American, eat less than two …