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Showing posts with label heart attack. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart attack. Show all posts

Thursday, July 19, 2012

Avoid Stress for Heart Health


Most specialists say that safe amount of coffee per day is no more than three small cups. Moreover, small amount of coffee is healthy for heart.

For example, scientists from California University during 15 years examined 27,000 women and came to a conclusion that 1-2 cups of freshly brewed coffee  per day helped to reduce risks for cardiovascular diseases almost by 25%.

As to alcohol, it may bring both benefit and great harm to human body and cardiovascular system. To strengthen heart, many doctors recommend to drink a glass of red wine no more than 2-3 times weekly.

Doctors know that stress and worries have a negative effect on our heart. Scientists from University College London recently found that in people with chronic stress very quickly do develop coronary artery diseases.

Scientists from Free University Medical Centre Amsterdam proved that high concentration of key stress hormone called cortisone five time increases death risks from such cardiovascular diseases as heart attack, blood stroke and heart failure, therefore you should fight it with all possible ways.

Make exercises, keep company with positive people, in other words, seek for any opportunity for positive emotions.

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

3 Hours of Exercises Weekly Prolong Life


How to save heart and blood vessels from serious problems? It's all in your hands, say American researchers. Only three hours of physical activity each week may significantly reduce risks of cardio-vascular diseases development.

Latest study of Harvard School of Public Health shows that three hours of intense exercises daily help to reduce risks of heart attacks development by 22%.

Researchers found that in 38% cases the reduction of disease development was the result of healthy influence of physical activity on rate of “good” cholesterol in the blood or high-density lipoprotein.

In the study participated 1239 males who presented information about intensity of their weekly physical activity. The researchers analyzed cholesterol level in their blood and insulin sensitivity rate.

As expected, in males who had heart attack in past, the rate of “bad” cholesterol was higher than of “good” cholesterol. Moreover, those males more frequently suffered from diabetes and high blood pressure. Specialists say that physical activity helps to lower greatly heart attacks risks and other serious cardio-vascular diseases.