New research has shown that heart health is not only important for keeping our blood flowing and bodies going, but that it even impacts our brain function.
Every year, around 20% of Americans experience flu, and the average American adult experiences 2 or 3 colds. Fortunately, there are ways to reduce your risk.
In people with psoriatic arthritis, the immune system attacks healthy cells, and in turn, causes inflammation in the joints. Can it affect heart health as well?
Without periods of rest from repeated stress, the body becomes chronically stressed, which may lead to damage and disease. Is there any way to reverse this?
Even though ibuprofen can increase a person's risk of stomach bleeding, it's not a blood thinner. It also shouldn't be mixed with blood thinner medications.
With around 22 million Americans using Marijuana each month, people wonder whether the drug causes any damage to the lungs. The answer may surprise you.
For optimal heart health, you can stop smoking, avoid alcohol, exercise more, learn to manage stress, and get quality sleep. And a healthy diet is key.
While heart palpitations can be caused by many different factors including stress and exercise, they can also be triggered by certain foods and beverages.
When you suffer from rheumatoid arthritis, certain things can trigger flare-ups causing joint pain, stiffness, swelling, and fatigue. Pay attention to these.
There are many types of E.coli, and most are harmless, but some strains of the bacteria can make you very ill when they are consumed. How do you prevent this?
Cardio exercise and strength training have been found to benefit heart health. But running fast and long-distance can do your heart more harm than good.