Some tips to keep heart healthy

Posted: October 31st 2008 By editor1       under: Cardiology    Tags: , , ,

The first and foremost tip to keep heart healthy is to adopt a healthy lifestyle. It’s a well known saying that we dig our graves from our teeth and similarly, it is said that we are what we eat. Healthy eating habits not only help to keep you heart healthy, but also prevent the risk of developing many other diseases. Choosing the right foods to eat and preparing foods in a healthy way are two essential parts of a healthy eating plan.

  1. Here are some that can reduce the chances of a heart attack by 90 percent if you strictly follow them.A 30 minutes walk everyday can do a lot of good for your heart and overall health. You can do it alone or can find some supportive person to accompany you in this healthy activity.
  2. Do whatever it takes to get your blood pressure down to 115/75. You can maintain it with weight loss, decreasing sugar, salt and saturated fat in your diet and regular walk.
  3. Learn your HDL number and try to raise it to 50.It is more important for women to have high HDL. It can be easily increased with exercise, one drink a day and healthy fats like safflower oil and nuts. If you want to raise HDL (good cholesterol) and decrease inflammation, you need to include 30 grams of nuts in your daily diet. Nuts are also rich in omega-3 fatty acids, fiber and healthy protein. Raw, fresh and unsalted nuts have the most benefits.
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Least amount of exercise for healthy life

Posted: October 21st 2008 By editor1       under: Food and Fitness    Tags: , , , , , ,

WASHINGTON - The Health and Human services Department (HHS) has provided the, minimum exercise guidelines, vital for good health. For most adults, 2 hours of moderate intense exercise are required, in a weak, to maintain a good health.

Almost 25 percent of U.S. adults are inactive in their spare time, according to the government research. More than half don’t execute physical exertion, enough for a good health and more than 60 million adults are obese.

Generation of children arising in U.S is less active and healthy than their ancestors. One third children are overweight and 16 percent are obese. Schools are gradually decreasing recess and gym time. By high school, a recent study found, less than 25 percent teens are getting an hour of activity a day.

HHS chooses a panel of researchers and professionals to analyze, collective data. The panel concluded that, consistent physical activities can reduce the risk of heart attack and stroke by at least 20 percent, cut down chances of early death, help to avoid hypertension and type 2 diabetes, colon and breast cancer, age related bone fractures, depression and anxiety.

Different people have different requirements of exercise, depending largely upon age and fitness level. Mild exercise adds up for lethargic adults. More fit youngsters could fill up their week’s requirement in an hour with intense exercise, such as jogging, hiking, a bike race or fast laps in the pool.

Inhaled anticholingeric drugs may increase heart death risk

Posted: September 24th 2008 By editor1       under: Drugs    Tags: , , , , ,

According to a new study, inhalers that are prescribed for serious lung disease may lead to the risk of deadly heart problems.

The trials in which more than 15,000 patients were included found with 58% higher risk of heart attack, stroke and cardiovascular death because of inhaled anticholingeric drugs.

Different drugs like Spriva and Atrovent help patients with chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) to breathe easily as they open up the airways. The study has been published in the Journal of the American Medical Association.

The researchers from the Wake Forest University School of Medicine, US and the University of East Anglia, UK told that almost two million prescriptions for anticholinergic inhalers were issued in England during the last year.

Drug jarring Stent Higher than Encrusted Stent pro to Angioplasty

Posted: March 31st 2008 By Admin       under: Cardiology    Tags: , , ,

A substance produced and published in the early hours online in the magazine of JAMA wraps up with the intention of patients who acknowledged angioplasty following a heart attack as well as who received stents so as to release the drug sirolimus were a great deal of less probable to practice major adverse cardiac events in the following 8 months contrasted to individuals who familiarized uncoated stents. Marco Valgimigli, M.D., Ph.D., (Cardiovascular Institute, University of Ferrara, Italy) and contemporaries in adding up bring into being that patients who got the anticoagulants abciximab and tirofiban , had contained alike results used for some cardiac trials inside 90 minutes following with the angioplasty.

In succession to diminish the main devastating cardiac events (MACE) in patients who experience with angioplasty or percutaneous coronary intervention (PCI) for ST-segment’s altitude myocardial infarction (STEMI - a meticulous electrocardiogram prototype so as to follow a heart assault), it be universal in favor of medical doctors to embed an uncoated stent inside the patients plus inculcate through the anticoagulant abciximab.

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