Sinus Syndrome Linked To Cardiac Arrest In Sleeping People

A sinus-related health problem may be linked to the deaths of people who suffer sudden cardiac arrest while sleeping, according to findings published in the journal, Circulation Research. Sudden cardiac arrest happens when an individual loses consciousness, which occurs more often at night because the heart beats at a lower slower rate. Researchers conducted the

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Low-Carbohydrate Dietary Regimen Proven Beneficial To Obese Women

Women who are overweight may benefit from following a carbohydrate-reduced diet in order to lose weight, according to findings presented at The Endrocrine Society’s Annual Meeting. During a three-month trial, researchers from the University of Nevada School of Medicine enrolled 45 female participants aged 18 to 65 years old with insulin resistance. The team split

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Research: Citrus fruit ingredient may prevent obesity

Scientists believe naringenin, a flavonoid derived from citrus fruit, may be useful in preventing weight gain and the onset of metabolic syndrome. Both of these conditions are believed to be strong contributing factors to type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease, which in addition to their individual impact also carry significant public health costs. In the

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