Tea Against Cholesterol
Studies in several countries have found all three kinds of tea to have some effect in reducing cholesterol in blood fats, though oolong seems to get the best [...]
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Lots of data is available. But the facts are that high cholesterol is a contributing factor in heart disease. The connection was first noted by the Framingham study. [...]
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We have demonstrated for the first time that inhalation of common air pollutants affects the systemic vasculature of humans. Short-term exposure to PM2.5 and O3 at levels that occur in [...]
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also if anyone wants to edit it or help me with a concluding sentence that can lead into how it causes heart failure
High blood pressure affects many areas of the [...]
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now im not tt lazy as to ask u to answer this qn.. ;0
just that i wanna ask..Which of the following
types of cells is the initial target in the pathogenesis [...]
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During the procedure coronary and LV angiography & CT Angio by brother found to have following problems;
Left main Coronary artery – Normal
Left anterior descending artery – 95% stenosis in the [...]
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i heard there is still considerable risk of sudden cardiac death although my EKG/ECG as well as Echocardiogram as well as blood tests (cholestrol levels) look good. ….
…reason being plaque [...]
Special treatments to open up your arteries
Once your heart attack is diagnosed, your treatment begins immediately — possibly right in the ambulance or emergency department.
Medications>>>>>>>>>thrombolytic medications are used to break [...]
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People can have a high cholesterol level even if they have a healthy diet. true or false
plaque, etc. develops in the center of the coronary arteries, not in the [...]