Increased Antioxidant Intake May Lead To Better Artery, Heart Health

Adding antioxidants to one’s diet may lead to improved artery health and a lower risk of developing cardiovascular problems, according to findings published in Nutrition and Metabolism. During a recent study, researchers had a total of 70 patients in a hypertension clinic take either supplements containing antioxidants or a placebo over the course of six

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Study finds invasive therapies can be avoided with lifestyle changes for peripheral arterial disease

Researchers say understanding risk factors and making healthy lifestyle changes can help to avoid peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and minimize its progression upon diagnosis. A new study conducted at Northwestern Hospital in Chicago suggests that minimally invasive interventions can be avoided in asymptomatic patients particularly if they stop smoking, watch their diets, lower their cholesterol

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Can Beer Be Good For Your Health

Can beer actually be good for your health? Research from the University of California, Davis indicates the frothy beverage contains antioxidant-rich malted barley and vitamin B6, which helps reduce the production of homocysteine. This chemical is linked to an increased risk of heart disease. Beer also contains the compound silica that can help strengthen your

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