Heart Health
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Heart Health
timigustafson.com — “Timi Gustafson is a registered dietitian, health counselor, book author, newspaper columnist, entrepreneur, speaker and acclaimed leader in her field. She lectures on nutrition and healthy living to audiences worldwide.” View full resource at timigustafson.com
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Eat Well for Heart Health - Heart Health Nutrition
blog.drsinatra.com — “Get all of Dr. Sinatra's best advice on heart health, diet & nutrition, exercise, sex, spirituality and emotional well-being in Dr. Sinatra's Heart, Health & Nutrition.” View full resource at blog.drsinatra.com
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Mental Health and Heart Health
heart.org — “The American Heart Association explains that the biological and chemical factors that trigger mental health issues, such as depression and stress, also could influence heart disease.” View full resource at heart.org
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Heart Health: Choose Cherries
healthline.com — “Heart Health: Choose Cherries” View full resource at healthline.com
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7 Steps to Heart Health
healthcentral.com — “7 Steps to Heart Health” View full resource at healthcentral.com
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Yoga and Heart Health
heart.org — “The American Heart Association explains the benefits of yoga on heart health.” View full resource at heart.org
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Folate for Heart Health
qualityhealth.com — “Heart disease is common and deadly, but you can avoid it. Find out how these vitamins could be heart saviors.” View full resource at qualityhealth.com
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Eating Fish for Heart Health
heart.org — “The American Heart Association recommends eating fish twice a week to improve heart health.” View full resource at heart.org
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Tools For Your Heart Health
heart.org — “The American Heart Association provides a wealth of resources and tools for your health.” View full resource at heart.org
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Reduce Inflammation for Heart Health
qualityhealth.com — “Understand how inflammation, an immune system response that produces heat, swelling, and redness, increases the risk for heart attack and stroke.” View full resource at qualityhealth.com
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Heart-Health Screenings
heart.org — “The key to preventing cardiovascular disease is managing your risk factors, such as high blood pressure, high total cholesterol or high blood glucose. But how do you know which risk factors you have? The best way to find out is through screening tests during regular doctor visits. Learn the American Heart Association's heart-health recommended screenings.” View full resource at heart.org
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Heart Health Boosted By Yoga
medicalnewstoday.com — “Heart rate variability, a sign of a healthy heart, has been shown to be higher in yoga practitioners than in non-practitioners, according to research to be published in a forthcoming issue of the ” View full resource at medicalnewstoday.com
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Protein and Heart Health
heart.org — “Think every meal should include protein? Actually, most of us are getting far more protein than we actually need. The American Heart Association explains that meat is high in saturated fat and can raise blood cholesterol levels. Learn to find a balance with fruits, vegetables and protein.” View full resource at heart.org
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Heart Health: Room by Room
bhg.com — “Making some simple design and lifestyle changes at home can lead to a healthier heart. Here are our top tips -- all doable in just minutes.” View full resource at bhg.com
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Simple room design changes you make can improve your heart health. http://bit.ly/97yFhW
Day of Dance for Heart Health
wlfi.com — “Day of Dance for Heart Health” View full resource at wlfi.com
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Timi Gustafson, RD
Clinical dietitian, book author, newspaper columnist, blogger, world traveler. Motto: Eat right and still have fun! Visit my blog for up-to-date health news.
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Dr. Stephen Sinatra
Leading cardiologist and nutritionist. Info on heart disease, heart health, total wellness from Dr. Sinatra & his team.
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American Heart Assoc
The official American Heart Association page. Live healthier with us! Tips on healthy eating and exercise to help prevent heart disease, Americas No. 1 killer.
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