Archive for October, 2007

Learning To Live Again With Congestive Heart Failure Posted By :

Saturday, October 20th, 2007

Congestive heart failure, as well as all the risks that go along with it, can be a terrifying prospect for any man, woman or child. The affect of a heart, the body’s central tool for survival, no longer performing may appear like the very beginning of the end. The nice news is, by establishing an effective treatment plan with your cardiologist the prognosis, and the chances for you to lead a typical life, grow exponentially.

Congestive heart failure starts while the heart …

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Using Medicine & More to Manage High Blood Pressure Posted By :

Saturday, October 20th, 2007

High blood pressure is a very serious condition. However, provided it is diagnosed early it can be managed in a number of ways. In this article I outline how improving your diet, improving your lifestyle and using herbal remedies can help you manage high blood pressure.

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Lower High Blood Pressure Naturally- Cure Hypertension and Sleep the Whole Night Posted By : Joe Barton

Friday, October 19th, 2007

Where you find high blood pressure, you also find sleep apnea. Discover how to lower high blood pressure naturally and sleep like a baby in 2 weeks.

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Women and Heart Disease- What Are The Symptoms? Posted By : Christine Abbate

Friday, October 19th, 2007

Heart disease, stroke, and other cardiovascular diseases are the No. 1 killer of American women- killing nearly 12 times as many American females as breast cancer. More women than men die from cardiovascular diseases each year. 8,000,000 American women are currently living with heart disease. These statistics are staggering and alarming!

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Recognising High Blood Pressure & Its Damaging Effects Posted By :

Thursday, October 18th, 2007

High blood pressure is a very serious disease. It can damage your vital organs and impede your health if it goes untreated. In this article I discuss how to identify whether you have high blood pressure and provide examples of the potential damage it can cause.

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