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Many health care providers believe that lowering LDL cholesterol with drugs will prevent heart attacks. What about the risk of Lp(a)?
Research on using vitamin C to treat colds or some types of cancer yielded results that vindicate Linus Pauling.
Health professionals have been arguing for decades about how much coffee you should drink. Some say none. Others say coffee boosts longevity.
A lack of medications to lower it may have made Lp(a) the heart risk factor no one talks about. What should you know about it?
Seed oils from corn or soybeans have been linked to higher risk for cancer. Omega-3 oils from avocado, fish or olives seem safer.
Researchers are discovering how can anger harm your heart. It has a profound negative effect on the lining of your blood vessels.
Can you sip your way to a healthier heart? Can caffeine from coffee and tea reduce your risk for heart attacks, strokes and type 2 diabetes?
How low should your blood pressure or cholesterol go? A controversy has erupted within the cardiology community about cholesterol guidelines.
In this episode, learn about cutting edge cardiology and drugs in addition to statins that can lower your chances of a heart attack.
Millions of Americans suffer with long illness. Conventional medicine doesn't always have treatments for these conditions.
Why do centenarians live so long? Hint: could their diet have something to do with it? The FDA dismisses food as medicine but rewards drugs.
Dr. Paul Ewald describes how microbes evolve and interact with our immune systems to become more or less virulent.
An enormous study of health care professionals finds that tofu but not most other common soy products protect the heart. Premenopausal women benefit most.
New data suggests that taking fish oil can protect people from heart attacks, heart failure, stroke and premature death without boosting prostate cancer.
Sometimes people fear that statins wreak havoc with cognitive function. A recent Australian study found no evidence of this effect.
An Israeli study suggests that a daily glass of wine might shrink plaque in the arteries of people with diabetes, answering the question is wine bad or good.
Dietary guidelines have consistently urged: AVOID SATURATED FAT! 3 prominent cardiologists flip flop on saturated fat.
You've been told to avoid eggs, cut back on cholesterol and stay away from saturated fat. The Finnish Heart Study Turns that advice upside down.
Have you ever heard of lecithin? What about phosphatidylcholine? Could this natural substance be good for your brain as well as your heart?
Foods can lower triglycerides and reduce the risk of more heart blockage.
