Reducing Cholesterol Without Medication

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When you think of “cholesterol,” you usually associate it with negative health connotations, but it plays crucial roles in the body. For example, it stabilizes cell membranes, promotes the production of certain hormones, and is necessary for normal brain development....

Want to Live a Healthier, Longer Life? Start Strength Training

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You don’t need to lift heavy weights to gain strength and live a Healthier, Longer Life. It is common knowledge that cardio exercises, such as brisk walking or jogging, offer numerous benefits, including improving joint and cardiovascular health and mental...

Types Of Exercises To Reduce Blood Pressure – With Examples

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According to a study published in the British Journal of Sports Medicine, isometric exercise can help to lower blood pressure. Isometric exercises are those that involve exerting your muscles without any movement. Wall sits, and planks are examples of such exercises,...

Aerobic Exercise For Seniors

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Regular aerobic exercise is very beneficial for any age group, but seniors benefit the most from starting (or continuing, if you are already doing) an aerobic routine. Not only do aerobic exercises strengthen your heart and lungs, but they also provide you with more...

Aerobic and Resistance Training – Both Are Important For Cardiovascular Health.

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February is American Heart Month. This month-long observance aims to raise awareness and encourage people to focus on their cardiovascular health. It serves as a reminder to prioritize our heart health and take steps to prevent heart disease. Resistance Training For...

Five Steps You Can Take Right Now To Boost Your Heart Health

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February is an important month in the United States as it marks American Heart Month. It is a time to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease, which continues to be the leading cause of death for both men and women in the country. This month serves as a reminder...