All posts tagged blood pressure
Simple Science @Heart: Radio waves blasted into body may help reduce blood pressure
When multiple medications don’t lower blood pressure, radio waves blasted into your body may be the answer. New research shows people who had this procedure maintained lower blood pressure for up to a year. The procedure is called renal denervation …
Simple Science@Heart: Psychosocial distress may increase risk of stroke in seniors
Seniors dealing with depression, stress, a negative outlook and dissatisfaction with life may face a higher risk of stroke. That grumpy outlook could be psychosocial distress, and researchers have
SimpleScience@Heart: Latinos meet 5 of American Heart Association Life’s Simple 7 goals
Latinos fare better than other Americans on five out of seven American Heart Association Life’s Simple 7 heart-healthy goals. In a poll of nearly 16,000 Latino adults, they had
SimpleScience@Heart: Eating flaxseed may lower blood pressure
Eating flaxseed may help lower blood pressure in people with hypertension. In a study, people who added 30 grams of milled flaxseed to their diet every day for six
Get your Heart in the Game!
I love October. Not for the cooler weather, the changing leaves or the costume parties-- I love October for the baseball! The most exciting weeks of the nation’s
Keep Calm and Organize On
This post is an ode to the organizers. Those of you who have immaculate desks at work, color code your entire closets or label everything in your homes--
Simple Science @Heart: Drink wine to reduce high blood pressure – just leave out the alcohol
Good news for you red wine lovers: New research shows that a few glasses a day may lower your blood pressure significantly. And now for the bad news:
Simple Science @Heart: Black stroke survivors face greater risk from high blood pressure
Blacks who survive strokes caused by bleeding in the brain are more likely than whites to have high blood pressure a year later, a new study says. Continued high
SimpleScience@Heart: Can blood type predict your risk for heart disease? Maybe…
If you have type A, B or AB blood, you may have a higher risk for heart disease than those with type O. In a recent study, people with
Simple Science @Heart: Ingredient in chocolate may help you think more clearly
Chowing down on a pile of candy bars may not be a very good idea, but one ingredient in chocolate might actually help you come up with good





