Doctors blame heart disease on bad cholesterol. What if infections cause heart disease? From COVID to gum disease, germs can harm the heart.
The FDA used to warn about a testosterone heart risk. The FDA just reversed course on testosterone! Will it warn about the dangers of low T?
Semaglutide (Ozempic, Wegovy) is one of the hottest drugs in the world because of weight loss. What about the heart benefits for Wegovy?
A reader who has embraced grape juice wonders if its cardiovascular benefits are imaginary. Science says they're real.
The US has a large gap between healthspan (years free of disease and disability) and lifespan (total years lived). Exercise could improve it.
Health professionals have been at war because of cooking oil confusion. Some say omega-6 PUFAs are great. Others insist they cause great harm
Seed oils from corn or soybeans have been linked to higher risk for cancer. Omega-3 oils from avocado, fish or olives seem safer.
An intriguing study reveals that what you feed your microbiota influences the variety of microbes in your intestines. The relationships are unique to you.
Social isolation is a serious risk factor for chronic diseases. As a result, overcoming loneliness is an essential step toward better health.
Researchers are discovering how can anger harm your heart. It has a profound negative effect on the lining of your blood vessels.
How could eating 720 eggs in 30 days lower LDL cholesterol? Dr. Nick Norwitz is a med student at Harvard. His egg experiment is mind boggling
When doctors' recommendations are based on scientific evidence, they hold up. But blind spots that rely on dogma instead are a problem.
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?
Many people become upset with conflicting advice on nutrition. Are eggs good or bad? What about salt? Butter vs. margarine?
How low should your blood pressure or cholesterol go? A controversy has erupted within the cardiology community about cholesterol guidelines.
Over 50 million Americans swallow statins daily, but heart disease remains our #1 killer. Why haven't statins stopped most heart attacks?
Many doctors believe that FDA's standards for approving new drugs are very high. How come there are many ineffective drugs on the market?
Medicare Part D will now pay for Wegovy (semaglutide) to help millions of overweight people reduce their risk of heart attacks and strokes.
Studies suggest that calcium supplements don't prevent osteoporosis and broken bones, and may even have troubling side effects.
A multi-year study of nearly 500,000 individuals shows that loneliness increases the risk of Parkinson disease significantly.
Getting enough exercise and eating a healthful diet, along with not smoking and other lifestyle factors, can override genes for belly fat.
In this episode, we consider the benefits and considerable risks of drugs like Wegovy for treating obesity. Our guest says eat real food!
Inflammation is more important in heart disease than people realize. Could colchicine, a VERY old drug, prevent heart attacks and strokes?
What are the pros and cons of your medications? Do you know? Why not ask your doctor how well your medicine works in real numbers?
Listen to this interview with two leading nutrition scientists to determine whether you are choosing real or fake foods. (Real is better.)
In this episode, learn about cutting edge cardiology and drugs in addition to statins that can lower your chances of a heart attack.
Americans trust nonprofit patient organizations educating about cancer, heart disease and Alzheimer disease. Beware Conflicts of Interest!