To decrease your heart disease risk, you need to keep your cholesterol levels in check. A doctor shares short-term and long-term strategies in this interview.
Many people with high blood pressure aren't aware of their condition because it often doesn't have symptoms. If your fingers look like this, it could be a sign.
There are myriad methods for lowering blood pressure levels that people turn to. As it turns out, one interesting option involves a bright yellow citrus fruit.
The connection between waking up in the middle of the night and blood pressure might not be obvious at first. But interrupted sleep can point to bigger issues.
Cashews make a great snack because of their satiating protein and fats. They also contains nutrients that may help protect you from this common type of disease.
A growing number of Americans are eating edamame as a high-quality protein source. Did you know there's a nutrient in edamame that can affect blood pressure?
Eating nuts can reduce your risk of heart disease, but cashews don't carry this claim. If you eat them every day what will happen to your cholesterol levels?
Heart disease is often called the "silent killer" because some people might not know they have it. However, your stomach can give you a clue about your risk.
Exercise isn't the only way to combat high cholesterol; diet can make a difference too. This type of nut, in particular, appears to lower high cholesterol.
Consumption of peanuts and peanut butter is beneficial for certain medical conditions. However, you may want to avoid salted peanut butter for this reason.
Taking a bath can be a great way to relax or to relieve sore muscles. What you may not realize is that it's also something that can affect your blood pressure.
Drinking a smoothie every day can help you reach your daily allowance of fruits and veggies, but did you know it can also have an effect on your blood pressure?
It takes holistic effort - diet, exercise, and sometimes medication - to manage high cholesterol. If you include eggplant in your diet, here's how it can help.
Nutrient deficiencies typically have unpleasant and drastic effects on the body. Shockingly, a lack of protein in your diet can affect your blood pressure.
High blood pressure is a common yet dangerous condition that many experience. According to a recently published study, your sleep cycle may be affecting it.
When you reach a certain age, you might find yourself battling your cholesterol levels. However, this unique beverage can help you raise your good cholesterol.
What's not to love about tomatoes? They add a little juiciness to your favorite sandwich, and they liven up any salad. They can also affect your blood pressure.
While low-carb and keto dieters steer clear of a banana because of its calories and carbohydrates, those with high blood pressure might want to reconsider.
Diet plays an important role in heart health, so there's always interest in foods that help lower high cholesterol levels. Cue this yellow-hued citrus fruit.
Avocados are known for their creamy and rich flesh and their many health benefits. Here's what happens to your blood pressure when you eat avocados every day.