Hunters should pay attention to heart health, experts says

As hunters die every year from strenuous exercise and bursts of activity that hunting can bring, the University of Michigan Cardiovascular Center will be hosting an event this month to discuss the risks and preventive measures as the hunting season approaches. According to Dr. Eric Good, a University of Michigan cardiologist, the combination of sitting

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Sight Saver Doubles as Prostate Protector

You probably know antioxidants can help destroy free radicals that damage cells… promote the growth of healthy cells… and protect cells against premature aging. One powerhouse antioxidant is lycopene—and it’s naturally present in your blood, liver, adrenal glands, lungs, prostate and skin. Lycopene has long been shown to help fight eye diseases like cataracts and

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Doctors May Not Follow FDA Warnings

New research indicates that doctors are not carefully monitoring antipsychotic drugs, which can ultimately cause high blood pressure and cholesterol levels in some patients. According to research presented in the Archives of General Psychiatry, it was found that many doctors ignore the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) warning when prescribing antipsychotic drugs to their patients.

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Hormone Replacement Therapy and Heart Health – Issue 16

Dear Health-Conscious Friend, If you’re a woman approaching menopause years—you may be all too familiar with night sweats… hot flashes… and mood swings. If you’re considering hormone replacement therapy—be sure to read this week’s Monday Edition of Health News Weekly™. I’ll tell you how this treatment might have serious consequences for your heart health… You’ll

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Estrogen Therapy Linked To Ovarian, Breast Cancer

Use of estrogen replacement therapy (ERT) may increase a postmenopausal woman’s risk of ovarian cancer, according to findings published in the journal Cancer Research. Furthermore, ERT may advance breast cancer, which starts in lymph nodes located under the arms. Researchers gave hormone treatments to mice that developed estrogen receptor positive ovarian cancer, a form of

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New Prostate Cancer Treatment Spares Healthy Tissue!

Current research suggests there’s a 50 percent chance you’ll experience prostate problems by the time you reach 60. In fact, by your 65th birthday, you most likely have an enlarged prostate already—whether you know it or not! If you feel sudden urges to pee more often… experience a dribble of urine when you thought you’d

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Get These Beneficial Nutrients For Optimum Digestive Health

You may think that the digestion process doesn’t begin until your food reaches your stomach. But it actually starts in your mouth when enzymes in your saliva start to break down food particles into their component nutrients for optimum absorption. The food is then swallowed and carried by the esophagus to the stomach. However, if

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Acupuncture May Calm Anxiety About the Dentist

For many individuals, going to the dentist can be a nerve-wracking experience that could cause them a lot of anxiety. According to a new study published in the journal, Acupuncture in Medicine, individuals could seek alternative health resources such as acupuncture to help calm their nerves before entering the dentist chair. It’s been estimated that

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