The entrance of SARS-CoV-2 onto the world’s stage has been a dramatic one, my friends. We just have not seen something quite as widespread as this pandemic in the US in recent memory. As such, there’s a lot of confusion, information and theories out there to wade through. All of the questions and conflicting information […]
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I, for a long time, thought that heart attacks look like the “classic” ones you see in the movies–guy clutches at his left arm and chest and then goes down. But, as it would turn out, this is wrong–and it’s especially wrong when it comes to women, which may explain why it’s always a guy
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The shrill tones of my alarm clock are one thing I don’t relish hearing in the morning, and I bet you feel the same way every time you are jostled out of bed by a beep, ring or blast of loud music! The truth is that a lot of us rely on alarm clocks to
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Cherries are great in pies, but folks, they are also a fruit that should have some place in your diet outside of a sugar-bomb baked good! You can divide cherries into two basic groups: sweet and tart. Sweet cherries pack a lot of nutrients, including Vitamin C, Vitamin A, Vitamin K, copper, manganese and potassium,
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Instead of the fountain of youth, folks, we should be aiming for a garden! People who garden physically and mentally benefit from it, for starters. As reported by the BBC, gardening has been found to be the habit that could very well help you live longer (https://www.bbc.com/worklife/article/20181210-gardening-could-be-the-hobby-that-helps-you-live-to-100). On top of all that, when you garden,
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Today, folks, I’m going to take some time to talk to the men (and their concerned relatives) about a very serious problem they may already be facing: heart disease. It’s the leading killer of men across just about every racial and ethnic group in the US, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
I bet you’ve seen more than one movie where someone is walking around outside and using those little sticks. You’ve probably thought they were a special movie thing or only meant for really rough terrain, but there’s actually more to those poles than you know, folks! Walking poles, also known as hiking poles, are very
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I hope I’ve gotten your attention with that headline, folks–it’s time to hug it out! Hugs are a good thing all on their own, but now it appears that they prompt your body to release oxytocin, also known as the “love” hormone. This, in turn, can benefit your heart, lower stress levels and even more;
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I’m willing to bet you’ve at least heard you should take low doses of aspirin every day for heart health. I know I have, and I don’t catch every bit of new medical news out there everyday! With aspirin being affordable and the proposed benefit so great, I bet many of you take it right
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