26 Feb 2009
When it comes to heart health, it’s clear that women underestimate their personal risk and think that heart disease is more likely seen in men. But, the number one killer for women is cardiovascular disease (CVD). Starting at age 75, the prevalence of heart disease is higher in women than men. Read the rest of this entry »
06 Feb 2009
Be it because of decreased sun light exposure, less fresh air or increased work load, the end of winter is a tough time for “happy” Canadians…
Depression occurs in 10 to 25 percent of women, twice as much than in men and is known to affect approximately 2.6 million Canadians. Eighty percent of adults are also at risk of suffering from depression in their lifetime. In some case depression can become so severe that a person loses touch with reality and experiences hallucinations. But like other disorders it’s not something you “get over” by your own effort. It needs to be managed and controlled by combing a healthy lifestyle and treatments. http://www.askdoctoranca.com/self-tests/et
30 Jan 2009
Did You Know…?
The heart of an adult pumps approximately 4,000 gallons of blood daily!
Learn more about the CV system, the Heart& The Cholesterol Controversy during my upcoming FREE T.S.
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