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High blood pressure can be caused by poor diet, a sedentary lifestyle, stress or a genetic link; all of these factors are resulting in the average person’s blood pressure getting higher and higher. One of the main causes of high blood pressure is the sedentary lifestyle that most people are… Read More »
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Bran May Slash Hypertension Risk, According to New Cardiovascular Health Study From Harvard - Increased Intakes of Whole Grains, and Bran in…
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With healthcare reform on many people’s minds, and awareness of the rising and overwhelming costs of chronic disease, I want to bring to your attention two recent articles in the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), both of which study the effects of lifestyle…
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dictionary.com’s definition of impatient is: 1. not patient; not accepting delay, opposition, pain etc., with calm or patience. 2. indicating lack of patience. 3. restless in desire or expectation; eagerly desirous. i’m impatient. it’s nothing new, i’ve been impatient all of my life. in... Read More »
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Scientists from the University of Florence in Italy report that listening to classical, Celtic or Indian music for just 30 minutes a day for a month can significantly reduce blood pressure. The researchers presented their findings last week at the American Society of Hypertension's 23rd Annual... Read More »
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Today (May 7) is the seventh annual Great American Grump Out, during which no grumping, frowning, grousing, or complaining is allowed. If being happy for the hell of it for a full 24 hours sounds like too much to bear, consider this: according to Harvard's Men's Health Watch, "optimists... Read More »
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