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Archive for the 'Heart Health' Category

Jun 15 2008

Heart Disease Can Hurt Your Financial Health Too

Published by Jennifer under Heart Disease, Heart Health

You exercise, eat well and keep a close eye on your cholesterol. You may think you’re doing everything you should do to avoid the effects of this leading cause of death in the United States, but are you overlooking preparations for the full scope of the impact of heart disease?
Heart disease is [...]

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Feb 14 2008

Matters of the Heart

Healthy Hearts Need More Than a Great Romance
(ARA) - February traditionally means Valentine’s Day, and a time to celebrate that special someone. But love isn’t the only thing that can make a heart happy. Consider the physical state of your heart this February, which is also American Heart Month.
With heart disease being the leading cause [...]

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Feb 08 2008

A New Valentine’s Day Tradition: How to Keep Your Heart Healthy

Published by Jennifer under Health Tips, Heart Health

Give a Gift from the Heart . . . for the Heart!
(ARA) - Passion. Romance. Love. In this season when we celebrate the feelings of the heart, it’s also fitting that we should celebrate heart health. This is especially true for women. Sadly, heart disease is the number one killer of women over the age [...]

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Jan 02 2008

Give the New Year a Heart Healthy Start

Every year around this time, people start to give serious thought to the resolutions they will make to improve their lives in the New Year. Among the more popular ones are: to save more money, to eat healthier and to exercise more.
For the over 5 million Americans diagnosed with heart failure, a progressive condition in [...]

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Dec 21 2007

Treat Yourself to Better Heart Health this Holiday Season

Published by Jennifer under Health Tips, Heart Health

With the holiday season just around the corner we can look forward to office gatherings, family festivities and weekend getaways to fill the void of a summer passed. While this month long merriment can be a great way to break up the monotony of cold winter days, it can also disrupt eating and exercise habits.
Exercising [...]

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