People who have survived a first heart attack have a higher risk of dying or having a second heart attack if they are taking non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs), including the newer class called cox-2 inhibitors. The research detailing these findings appears in the June 20 issue of the journal Circulation, and was first presented at … Continue reading NSAIDs Pose Death Risk for Heart-Attack Patients (press release)
Is There A Link Between Vitamin D Deficiency & Heart Attacks?
Source: Is There A Link Between Vitamin D Deficiency & Heart Attacks? by Dr. Edward Group Authors of a new study [1] have concluded that males with a low level of Vitamin D, a fat-soluble vitamin, are more likely to suffer a heart attack.There are a variety of clinical studies showing that the death rates attributed to cardiovascular diseases … Continue reading Is There A Link Between Vitamin D Deficiency & Heart Attacks?
Omega-3 fatty acids naturally protect cardiac tissue after a heart attack
While many people may think that life post-heart attack means facing a series of health challenges and related difficulties, a new study from the American College of Cardiology (ACC) has found that that isn't necessarily true.(1) Consumption of omega-3 fatty acids, according to their findings, helps maintain heart health after an attack. The heart-protecting benefits … Continue reading Omega-3 fatty acids naturally protect cardiac tissue after a heart attack
Figs Amazing Fruit: Prevent Cancer, Diabetes, Heart attack
Figs health benefits to treat mild disease such as get rid of acne’s or pimples to prevent some cancer disease such as prostate cancer. Figs rich in beta-carotene, another high nutrient content in it is carbohydrates. Its contain vitamin A, C, E and K and other vitamins, also minerals such as calcium, copper, iron and … Continue reading Figs Amazing Fruit: Prevent Cancer, Diabetes, Heart attack
Dr. Eddy Bettermann MD 