Eliminating Acid Reflux Without Medication

The symptoms of acid reflux, or heartburn, can be so severe for some that they are sometimes mistaken for a heart attack. As many as 60 million Americans suffer from it each month, but there are some all-natural ways to eliminate the problem without over-the-counter or prescription medications. Common food triggers include chocolate, orange juice,

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Exercise May Help Improve Women’s Sex Drive

For women who find themselves lacking a sex drive, it may be best to avoid pharmaceutical drugs as there are safer and more natural approaches to treating the libido. Usnews.com reports that some pharmaceutical products may be going too far when promoting their urgency. A study found in Obstetrics and Gynecology found that while 40

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Menopausal Women May be at a Greater Risk for Heart Disease

Women who may be experiencing during menopause may want to stay in contact with a physician, as a new study finds that women who are going through menopausal changes may have a greater risk for heart disease. According to researchers from Northwestern Memorial Hospital, the risk of developing heart disease intensifies immensely when women begin

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Vitamin E May Extend Lifespan Of Older Individuals

There is a widespread medical consensus that in order to achieve optimal health, older Americans should eliminate unhealthy habits such as smoking or drinking. However, there may be good news for those who have tried and failed, to completely kick their habit, as a recent study suggests that vitamin supplementation may help. Finnish researchers have

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Protecting the heart in a stressful economy

Stress can affect a person’s health in a negative way – and the current economic situation offers may reasons for Americans’ stress levels to rise. A number of UCLA cardiologists have offered recommendations on how to protect your heart health during challenging economic times. Dr. Karol Watson offered his tips as good advice for the

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Lower birth weights associated with mother’s stress

Many pregnant mothers maintain a full work week well into their pregnancy, either to take longer maternity leave or simply because they can’t afford to stop working. However, Dutch scientists at the University of Amsterdam recently published research that suggests mothers-to-be should try to avoid work-related stress, particularly in their first trimester. The team revealed

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