Many topics might be considered sexier than writing or reading about the risk of heart disease. I’m sure you would prefer to read about how a vacation in the Maldives can help lower your risk of heart disease, and I’m certain there is a strong case to be made. But nothing is sexier than helping […]
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Famous author and management guru Peter Drucker said: “You Can’t Manage What You Don’t Measure.” While he was referring to running a business, the same thinking can be applied to your health. With the rise of wearables, we are more empowered than ever to harness the power of technology on our wrists to measure various
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When it comes to maintaining good health, certain truths are taken at face value and may not be well-understood by the general population. For me, inflammation is one of them. People may generally understand that inflammation is bad, but why is it bad, what is the relationship to heart disease, and what can we do
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You likely have never heard of Ron Hill. Ron has the impressive distinction as the holder of the longest known running streak. Get this…Ron ran at least one mile every day from December 20th, 1964 to January 30th, 2017. Every. Single. Day. For 52 years and 39 days. That includes after a car accident in
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We all experience stress at different times of our lives. Work, relationships, finances, or events happening in the world are among the many sources of stress. But what is stress? Stress is our body’s physical and psychological response to events that are perceived as taxing or outside our ability to cope. Stress can be temporary
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Most people have heard that heart disease is the #1 killer. This often gets reported when someone noteworthy suffers a cardiac event which seems to happen all too frequently these days. But it’s not just a disease of the famous, in fact one person dies every 33 seconds in the U.S. from cardiovascular disease.
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