Cardiovascular disease (CVD), including heart disease and stroke, are the main cause of death worldwide, which is 17.9 million deaths annually, or approximately 32% of all global deaths. According to the World Health Organization (WHO), four of these deaths occur in low and medium -income countries, and a third of people who have not reached…
On May 29, the fitness trainer Dan Gu came to Instagram to ask men to prioritize sex and intimacy so that they can potentially support their metabolic health and overall well-being. He wrote in his signature: “Guys, I don’t want to be a carrier of bad news, but your sex life affects the health of…
Hypertension has been considered a long -time concern for older adults, from middle -aged to the elderly, but now even the youth has suffered, and cases of hypertension are observed by a sharp rise among young people. Sitting or tense lifestyles: from processed foods to tap finger to very demanding work schedules, contributes to this…
A recent study presented for heart failure 2024 shows that yoga can significantly improve symptoms in heart failure patients. The study shows that the inclusion of yoga with a focus on breathing and rest, as well as the drug leads to stronger hearts and increased activity. Cardiovascular disease (CVD) is the main cause of death…
Constipation is often regarded as a minor issue, but new studies suggest that it can affect heart health. The study of more than 400,000 people in the UK shows the connection between constipation and heart problems. People with high blood pressure and constipation face a higher risk. Inflammatory bowel disease also increases the risk of…
A study that analyzes data of nationally representative dietary examinations and mortality data from eight countries (Australia, Brazil, Canada, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, UK and the United States) shows that the premature death associated with the consumption of far -self -detected foods (UPFs). Also Read Do ultra program are harmful? Experts weigh the risks and solutions…
Cardiovascular disease continues to be the leading cause of death around the world. Against the backdrop of the constant search for trace elements, which is often hidden in nutrition discussions – selenium – appeared with promising heart health.But it’s not just another fashionable nutrient that gets attention. This time the connection comes from a large…
We understand. Life in the modern era can be restless – a demanding career, family duties and personal ambitions leave little space for daily training. Exercise is crucial to our overall health. But how do you squeeze daily exercises into your already packed schedule? Well, what if you don’t have to train every day? Sounds…