Some people eat meat products that have been seasoned with “smoked liquid” from hickory or other wood because they enjoy the taste, while others may have heard about the potential health benefits of products like smoked salmon, which have been shown to help fight off bacteria.
Heart Health Category
New Use For Rice Hulls may Reduce Waste, Provide Heart Health Benefits
By Health News Team • May 12th, 2011 • Category: Clogged Arteries, Heart Health, True Health NewsBoost Your Heart With CoQ10
By Dr. Michael Cutler • May 11th, 2011 • Category: Dr. Cutler's True Health Blog Archive, Health Articles, Heart HealthOverwhelming facts from proven scientific studies show coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10) is the energy “spark” that gives life to all 100 trillion cells in your body. This critical enzyme ignites your cells’ ability to convert stored fats and nutrients into a usable form, and a deficiency of it can cause your heart, brain and circulatory health to suffer. Although it is vitally important for your entire body, it has been proven to be especially important to your heart’s health.
Populations With Fish-Based Diets Have Lower Risk Of Obesity-Related Disease
By Health News Team • May 11th, 2011 • Category: Heart Health, Poor Diet, True Health NewsAlaskan Eskimo populations have rates of obesity similar to those found among people who live in other areas of the United States. However, excess body fat may not increase their risk of developing weight-related diseases as it does for the rest of Americans, according to a recent study that was published in the European Journal of Clinical Nutrition.
Survey Shows Many People Have Misconceptions About Red Wine, Sea Salt
By Health News Team • Apr 27th, 2011 • Category: Blood Pressure, Cholesterol, Heart Health, True Health NewsIndividuals who are concerned with maintaining good heart health and cholesterol levels may consume too much red wine or sea salt due to misconceptions about the benefits of these products, according to the American Heart Association (AHA).
Tai Chi may be a Beneficial Form of Exercise for Patients with Chronic Heart Problems
By Health News Team • Apr 26th, 2011 • Category: Heart Health, True Health NewsWhile exercise has been associated with improved physical function, some people, such as those with chronic heart failure, may not be able to engage in intense aerobic activity.
Taking Hot Baths During Cold Weather may Increase Risk of Cardiac Arrest
By Health News Team • Apr 25th, 2011 • Category: Blood Pressure, Heart Health, True Health NewsIndividuals who take hot baths to warm up from chilly weather may suffer from cardiac arrest while soaking in the balmy water, according to a recent article published by Reuters.
Antioxidants Found in Cherries may Promote Heart Health
By Health News Team • Apr 15th, 2011 • Category: Heart Health, True Health NewsAt the recent annual meeting for Experimental Biology, researchers presented the findings of a number of different studies, which have indicated that individuals who increase their cherry consumption may lower their risk of developing cardiovascular problems.
Vitamin D may Counteract High Risk of Cardiovascular Disease Among African-Americans
By Health News Team • Apr 12th, 2011 • Category: Blood Pressure, Heart Health, True Health NewsTaking vitamin D supplements may help individuals, especially those of African-American descent, improve their blood vessel health and lower their risk of developing cardiovascular disease.
Fruit Juices may Offer Protective Benefits Comparable to Those From Whole Produce
By Health News Team • Apr 12th, 2011 • Category: Heart Health, True Health News, Whole Food NutritionMany fruits and whole foods are considered healthful due to their high antioxidant content.
Combination of Green Tea and Tai Chi may Provide Health Benefits
By Health News Team • Apr 11th, 2011 • Category: Heart Health, Joint Health, True Health NewsResearchers from the Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center have found that consuming green tea, along with engaging in the ancient Chinese martial art tai chi may help individuals lower their risk of developing osteoporosis or inflammatory diseases.

