Showing posts with label Heart. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Heart. Show all posts

Friday, April 29, 2011

The fat boys have greater Heart risk later in life

FATKID.jpgOverweight teenage boys may have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease in later life, suggests a new study, although they show poor equips them for adult life.

The men, who were obese teenagers are more likely to develop seven times was heart disease in the mid-30, as compared to men, who were thinner than young people.

Childhood obesity is a growing problem in the United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that in the years 2007-2008, 17% of children age 2 to 19 years old were obese.

Writing the new england Journal of Medicine, according to the survey, more than 37,000 of Israeli soldiers. The soldiers of the age of 17, drawn up and was in the army as a career; 90% of the men worked for the reception of the work. The participants were after 17 years; an average of 33 pounds to the soldiers.

You can follow closely the body mass index (BMI), cholesterol levels, exercise, the researchers are smoking, blood pressure, body weight changes, and the family history of cardiovascular disease.

At the end of the investigation when a majority of the research was in the mid-30, 0.9% of the men had was diagnosed with heart disease. And the men, who were obese teenagers was 1.8% the greater the risk of cardiovascular disease. In addition, these men was 3% higher risk of developing diabetes. The researchers say, the women's effects are unclear.

To determine the risk of cardiac angiogram researchers; coronary heart disease as having narrowed by 50%.

The American Heart Association today , one of the three in the United States are overweight or obese; three times the amount in the year 1963. Obesity causes are obvious: the diet of the poor, including the junk food and insufficient intake of the over-execution for the fruit and vegetables; and the lack of physical activity.

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Friday, April 22, 2011

The fat boys have greater Heart risk later in life

FATKID.jpgOverweight teenage boys may have a higher risk of cardiovascular disease in later life, suggests a new study, although they show poor equips them for adult life.

The men, who were obese teenagers are more likely to develop seven times was heart disease in the mid-30, as compared to men, who were thinner than young people.

Childhood obesity is a growing problem in the United States. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that in the years 2007-2008, 17% of children age 2 to 19 years old were obese.

Writing the new england Journal of Medicine, according to the survey, more than 37,000 of Israeli soldiers. The soldiers of the age of 17, drawn up and was in the army as a career; 90% of the men worked for the reception of the work. The participants were after 17 years; an average of 33 pounds to the soldiers.

You can follow closely the body mass index (BMI), cholesterol levels, exercise, the researchers are smoking, blood pressure, body weight changes, and the family history of cardiovascular disease.

At the end of the investigation when a majority of the research was in the mid-30, 0.9% of the men had was diagnosed with heart disease. And the men, who were obese teenagers was 1.8% the greater the risk of cardiovascular disease. In addition, these men was 3% higher risk of developing diabetes. The researchers say, the women's effects are unclear.

To determine the risk of cardiac angiogram researchers; coronary heart disease as having narrowed by 50%.

The American Heart Association today , one of the three in the United States are overweight or obese; three times the amount in the year 1963. Obesity causes are obvious: the diet of the poor, including the junk food and insufficient intake of the over-execution for the fruit and vegetables; and the lack of physical activity.

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Wednesday, April 20, 2011

Vegetarian diet reduce heart

FRUITBOWL.jpgEat meat free diet may reduce the risk of developing heart disease, and suggests a new study, will help the standard proposals for Metabolic Syndrome.

Metabolic syndrome is a group of diseases that contribute to cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, obesity and high blood pressure.

For the purposes of recreation, was found in the blood sugar for vegetarians was better, blood fat, blood pressure, waist size and body mass measurements than for vegetarians.

A study on the 23, each 100 Thai was found to be at least three of the Metabolic Syndrome factors, each of the 39-100 is not for vegetarians and 37 in each semi vegetarians compared with 100.

Research, Diabetes Care, the journal of the researchers analyze three different user groups in the diet for vegetarians and for vegetarians:, semi vegetarians; a total of more than 700 adults.

Researchers to obtain information on the participants ' eating habits by using the query form. The people were classified as vegetarian, eat meat less often than once a month; semi Vegetarian, eat meat less often than once a week; and vegetable dishes. However, the term "vegetarian" is incorrectly defined; true for vegetarians do not eat meat ever.

The results showed the average weight for vegetarians was index (BMI), as well as 25,7. Unlike the Thai, who was close to the average BMI of 30. Semi vegetarians ' BMI fell dishes in between.

BMI of 25-29 is considered to be overweight and BMI 30 is obese, and less than or equal to. Normal weight is between 18.5 and 25.

The conclusions remained stable, the researchers combined the readings of the risk of Metabolic Syndrome.

In 2008, the times reported that a vegetarian 7.3 million Americans follow a vegetarian diet, the: 59% are women, 41% are male. In 2009 the population of the United States had nearly 308 million.

According to the United States Census Bureau, the American Heart Association, and the vegetarian diet and the consumption of heavy vegetable, low in saturated fat intake of animal products-is addressed to heart disease, heart attack, obesity, high blood pressure and cancer Forms reduces the risk of .

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Tuesday, April 5, 2011

Studies on the road to the Heart of Diabetes Drugs, and breast cancer

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Two separate studies have linked heart drugs Lipitor (used to treat high cholesterol) and Digoxin (prescribed to patients in cardiac failure or abnormal heart beats), the higher the risk of diabetes, and cancer in the breast milk.

According to the United States Census Bureau, Lipitor to the website of thepeople who have diabetes, it is recommended to consult their doctor before you begin (known generically Atorvastatin) Lipitor. In 2008, research, and coherent (and Digitek Lanoxin trade) with Digoxin increased risk of breast cancer.

Lipitor study, published in magazine, the American College of Cardiologyinvolved in the food service business of diabetes free adults who had a history of stroke or transient ischemic attacks ("mini" line).

One of the five-year Trial, compared to plasebon and after taking into account factors such as age, weight and smoking was associated with Atorvastatin 37% greater risk of developing diabetes.

But the other five years of trials, such as comparing Lipitor Zocor or higher dose Atorvastatin, smaller doses of drugs, the risk was much smaller; 6.4-5,6% and 9% to 8%, respectively. Researchers say the increase is due to the effect of Lipitor, the possibility to regulate the body's blood sugar.

Digoxin, which appeared in the research Journal of clinical onkologian, Denmark in the women's 100, 000 to analyze the data to researchers ages 20 and older who took Digoxin at some point during the 12 years. The results showed the possibility of developing breast cancer was the women of the highest level of taking Digoxin research during the first five years.

But these five years after the risk decreased. However, the higher risk people taking Digoxin was returned by at least three years. Other drugs, because usually in combination with Digoxin is not associated with breast cancer risk.

The importance of play in both studies, the researchers talking to your doctor before starting a new drug treatment program.

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Thursday, March 10, 2011

Obese in "the Heart Attack Grill," a spokesman of the dead, 29

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Blair River, the 6-foot-8, 575 in the English press spokesman Grill Heart Attack death of pneumonia at the age of 29.

The former Arizona State high school wrestling champion and college football player, Heart Attack, had many Blair Grill commercials; Star poking fun at his own weight.

Controversial Heart Attack Grill, Phoenix, Arizona, which is based on the four hamburgers served, such as "quadruple Bypass patty Burger," and the deep-fried French fries of lard that is called "flatliner Fries."

Blair gave after pneumonia bout the flu. Not part of any official-n-the death, even if the research is linked to obesity in poor immune system function; to reduce the ability of the body to fight off the infection.

Founder Jon Bass expressed of Blair's plane,, invite him to the "Creative Genius," which is set in "the Heart Attack Grill: the Musical," the second Star to the commercial restaurant katumuksen and grief.

Other Heart Attack Grill menu the options are slipcaseen to shake the butterfat, the highest butterfat content of the "world"-candy, soda, beer, cigarettes, and "small" Single, double, and Triple Bypass hot dogs.

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Tuesday, March 8, 2011

People still eat fast food after heart attack

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Although many people move right back to the heart of the fast food, says a new study of the attack, eating at least once a week.

And while in hospital, more than 30% of the participants in the study of the eating fast food reported once or more each week for their heart during the previous month.

Fast food contains high levels of fat and sodium. Mayo Clinic recommends saturated fat and salt, limiting the responsibility to reduce cardiovascular disease.

Published in the American Journal of Cardiology, researchers surveyed 2,500 heart patients and found 36% (884 research) admitted to eating fast food, often before their heart month. The researchers defined "often" once a week or more.

After six months of monitoring, researchers discovered, 503 people went back to eating fast food every week; younger patients, less-skilled persons, men and were most likely to return to the fast food practices. But the fast food consumption declined in General, the heart of the main, especially for older patients, and the people who had bypass surgery.

And the training of the heart patients did not have a profound affect on their food choices. People who have received the nutrition on the patients sleep-9 10-ate fast food more often. The researchers are calling for better before patients leave the hospital.

The American Heart Association has tips for fast food "was easier to use," such as avoid double meat and Bacon, grilled chicken sandwiches, eating, asking the wheat buns, and drinking water, food, soda, or low fat milk.

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Monday, February 7, 2011

Too much TV hurts your heart

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Sitting on the sofa watching much television or staring a computer screen all day can hurt your heart and shorten the life of a new study suggests that, even if you get regular exercise.

Inactivity and obesity are two important factors in heart disease, increasing the risk to 39,5% and 33.9%, respectively,; development, the U.s. Centers for Disease Control and prevention (CDC).

Researchers found, TV-watchers can have double the risk of heart.

, the journal of the American College of Cardiology writing, scientists took used at least four hours a day playing video games, television, or by using the computer's free were more than twice the likely to attack, stroke or other cardiovascular problem compared to individuals who are considered to be their "screen time" persons of less than two hours a day.

Research includes more than 4,500 adult, age 35, Scottish, or older. Experts participating in the study of the time on the screen, and other health behaviors used to store research. The data showed 54% of participants spent two to four hours of free time every day watching television or playing on your computer. And 29% of the spent four hours or more.

At the end of the investigation, people suffered another heart 215 event or a heart attack. And 325 had died for some reason. But who spent more than four hours in front of the screen the people was more than double the risk of heart problems in the protection of individuals with regard to that spent less than two hours compared to.

And screen time, and the relationship between the risk of the heart is not significantly changed when researchers developing (Medium, strong) is engaged in a number of Member States participating in the study. Researchers say the use of the health benefits are not enough for your session in front of the screen for too long; the findings Show the effects of the repeal is part of the lähisuvussa.

In order to help "pesticide lähisuvussa" by the American Heart Association recommends daily physical activity and the monitoring of the daily diet, you can create a personal walking maps, keeping a weekly summaries of scientific progress and valuable information to help the achievement of the objectives of the lifestyle.

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Saturday, February 5, 2011

Triple the cost of heart disease in the United States by 2030

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The cost of heart disease in the United States is expected to triple by 2030, a total of more than 800 billion dollars a year, says a new report by the American Heart (AHA).

In 2006, 631,636 people died of cardiac in the United States. And the U.s. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, heart disease accounted for 26% of deaths (one in four Americans).

AHA heart disease increases the number of cases to predict 10% over the next 20 years, with a view to improving the health of the national measures taken.

High blood pressure is the most expensive substances, accounting for 389 billion dollars and is projected to 818.1 billion dollars. AHA-the report says, the use of tobacco and obesity are higher than to continue to fuel cardiovascular disease increase in.

AHA wants more action to stem the cardiovascular disease, the tide was President Obama's health care reform and the repeal of the legislation relating to fuel "catastrophe".

HOR-AHA delegates to more focus on prevention, rather than waiting for people to get sick and then treating the symptoms.

Overall, health care costs continue to rise in the U.s.; 16,6% of gross domestic product (GDP) increased 17.6% in 2009 and 2010. Government resources for Hospital data doctor visits, medications, and other health needs jumped 4% to $ 2.5 trillion in 2009.

But the AHA heart disease is a very preventable, says. A healthy diet is the most effective way to reduce the risk of heart disease. AHA recommends eating eight or more servings fruit and vegetables on a daily basis; as well as to cut salt, consume less saturated fat and Showed more physical activity.

Worldwide, the World Health Organization (who) identified in the cardiovascular and cerebrovascular cause of death; an estimated 17 million people died in 1 State-of-the-art cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease in 2004 (29% of global deaths).

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Tuesday, January 18, 2011

Fish Oil Helps Slow Heart Failure

Supplements may improve heart failure patients ' heart function, taking fish oil suggests a new study.

Fish oil is rich in omega-3 fatty acids. According to the American Heart Association (AHA), omega-3 is a "good" fat, which is linked to reduced risk of heart, high blood pressure, abnormal heartbeat and Atherosclerosis (clogged arteries).

The current study was found, in their heart-failure patients ' heart function gives fish oil has increased by more than 10%.

, a member of the American College of Cardiology Journal of research, researchers gave a heart failure patients randomly 133 minimal symptoms, and already the standard therapy, high-dose omega-3 fatty acids as a complement to the or a placebo. "Standard therapy" is intended for patients of lifestyle-such as beta-blockers.

And one year after getting involved in research on omega-3 supplement was 10,4% increase in cardiovascular function. In contrast, of which the people suffered a 5% decrease in cardiovascular function. In addition, taking fish oil on the protection of individuals with regard to the use of the capacity was improved. Fish oil-the time when the Group increased by 7.5%, but the placebo group lost 4,8%.

Blood oxygen content also enhances the participants in the study, taking fish oil. Blood oxygen level of fish oil boosted 6,2%. Plasebon was 4.5%.

Although the researchers attached to research the benefits of fish oil is needed to run, they say that omega-3 fatty acids Show promise for improving patients ' quality of life in heart failure.

Derived from fish oil Supplements are not the omega-3 fatty acids is the only source. A vegetarian walnuts and algae is rich in omega-3. Certain algae are often used to make vegan, Mediterranean fish oil supplements alternatives.

Consume fish is another option, simply. Fatty fish such as salmon, sardines and swordfish, are high in omega-3. AHA recommends the following types of eating fatty fish at least two times a week.


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