Health Wellness

Walking Speed Can Affect Longevity

For years, people of all ages have been told to walk several times a week. Walking helps keep the cardiovascular system healthier, helps to control weight and helps keep your muscle mass and muscle tone as you age. Many reports over the years have said that even a casual stroll is healthy. They often recommend

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Menopausal Hormone Therapy and Heart Health

Almost all women will eventually go through menopause, when certain hormones are no longer produced, ending the menstrual cycles and chances of getting pregnant. However, the lack of those vital female hormones has other effects on a woman’s body, both physically and mentally. Her moods change and she often loses most or all desire for

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Marijuana and Heart Health

In 2014, Obama and his administration decriminalized some non-violent drug offenses, freeing thousands of men and women who had been convicted of the crimes. Other Democrats, began pushing state laws to legalize the use of marijuana. The overlying argument is that marijuana is not harmful and poses little to no danger to society if more

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Diesel Pollution May Damage the Heart

FRIDAY, May 26, 2017 (HealthDay News) — Pollution from diesel engines may cause heart damage, a British study suggests. “There is strong evidence that particulate matter emitted mainly from diesel road vehicles is associated with increased risk of heart attack, heart failure and death,” said lead author Dr. Nay Aung, a cardiologist and research fellow