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  • Here Is Your Plan After Quitting Smoking
    By: Bjoern North | - It is all over now and you must feel great. You have lessened your risk for cancer of the throat, bladder, lungs and mouth; your heart and arteries will not have to work as hard as they once did, and your lungs are singing your praises in full harmony. It has taken a lot to get you to this point, but you must still be vigilant about backsliding.

    So, how does one remain at this stage of the game? You haven't had a cigarette, cigar, pipe or chaw for many long months, and even though ...

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  • Hemorrhoids And Vascular Disease
    By: Mark Richard | - Peripheral vascular disease (PVD) involves damage to or blockage in blood vessels distant from your heart, arteries and peripheral veins. The peripheral arteries and veins to carry blood and muscles of the arm and leg more bodies in the stomach and below the surface. PVD may also affect the arteries leading to his head. The main forms PVD can take include blood clots, swelling (inflammation), or narrowing and blockage of blood vessels.

    Hemorrhoids (piles) and varicose veins are comm ...

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  • High Blood Pressure Treatment - Symptoms, Change Diet And Natural Treatment
    By: Dr. Mital John | - Blood pressure is the force of the blood pushing against the walls of the arteries. Each time the heart beats (about 50-60 times a minute at rest), it pumps out blood into the arteries. Your blood pressure is at its highest when the heart beats, pumping the blood. This is called systolic pressure. When the heart is at rest, between beats, your blood pressure falls. This is the diastolic pressure.

    As the source of High Blood Pressure is generally stressed, the Alternative Treatment o ...

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  • Be Heart Wise For Every Minute Of Your Life, Heart Care Tips
    By: Dr. Mital John | - It is a well known cardiac stimulates and stimulates the muscles of the heart to function effectively and supply blood to all parts of the body. It helps in lowering the blood cholesterol level and prevents blockage of the arteries of the heart.

    The above medications are just a few that your doctor can prescribe for you according to your heart condition. The heart is one of the most vital organs in our body. That is why taking medications are a very serious matter. This could preven ...

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  • Vasodilator Chemical | Vasodilator Drugs | Vasodilator Product | Vasodilator Manufacturers |supplier
    By: euroasiarnd | - Vasodilation refers to the widening of blood vessels[1] resulting from relaxation of smooth muscle cells within the vessel walls, particularly in the large arteries, smaller arterioles and large veins. The process is essentially the opposite of vasoconstriction, or the narrowing of blood vessels. When vessels dilate, the flow of blood is increased due to a decrease in vascular resistance.


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  • What Is A Courier Service?
    By: Paul McDuffy | - Courier companies are one of the most important services in the country. They help to serve as the major arteries that interconnect different industries all over the country. Also, after storefront locations, they are the primary way that customers can receive their goods from the companies that they purchase them from. An LA courier company might vary in size from a company that just serves a certain area of the city, all the way to a company which might have a network capable of providing serv ...
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  • The Good Oils -- Where Are They?
    By: Terry Johnston | - Good oils are the oils that lower bad cholesterol (LDL), reduce the risk of artery blockage improving heart health. They support your body, enhance its functions, and your immune system. Mono-unsaturated and poly-unsaturated fats provide these oils.

    Some of the best sources for good oils are healthy fats like:

    Cold Water Fish Nuts -- Almonds, Walnuts, Pecans Seeds -- Sun Flower Seeds Vegetables -- olives, canola, cold pressed hemp etc.

    Fat is fat regardless ...

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  • Four Drug Free Ways To Lowering Blood Pressure Naturally
    By: Joe McArthur | - Blood pressure is the force of blood against the walls of the arteries. When it stays high, you have high blood pressure, also called hypertension. Below are 4 easy guidelines to address the problem naturally.

    This increased pressure of blood puts a stress on your heart that may lead to a coronary. It also is affecting other organs in the body like the kidneys and brain. There are actually loads of prescription medicines for treating hypertension but certain life changes can also ...

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  • High Blood Pressure,causes And Treatments
    By: harry jackson | - On the contrary if the person is always under stress most of the time there are chances that the person's blood pressure will remain high for some duration and it is likely to remain in that higher value. Leading a stressful life most of the time leads to high blood pressure.

    It is difficult to identify the symptoms of high blood pressure or hypertension because the signs are generally vague and not very specific. If someone has no reason to believe they have high blood pressure the ...

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  • Home Remedies For Erectile Dysfunction
    By: tim james | - Older men with erectile dysfunction may find that medicines like Viagra, Cialis or Levitra do not altogether fix their problem, that they give poor or unsatisfactory results. This may be particularly so if they suffer from Type 2 diabetes or generalised arteriosclerosis or hardening of their arteries.

    For centuries, the use of alternative medicine has been reliable in most of the medical cases. There are plenty of natural medicines that men claim to have cured sicknesses including t ...

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  • Chiropractor In Bedford Oh | Chiropractors And Neck Pain Relief
    By: Chris Tomshack | - Neck and Neck Pain:
    The neck contains bones, nerves, arteries, veins, muscles and many ligaments along with other supporting elements. In order to support your head, your neck requires a good range of motion and since the neck is the sole support of the head, it is susceptible to neck injury.

    When something limits the range of motion or flexibility in the neck, resulting neck pain occurs. The majority of time the pain is due to unnecessary straining of the muscles and liga ...

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  • Why You Should Be Reducing Blood Pressure Now
    By: Joe McArthur | - What's High Blood Pressure? High blood pressure is a rise in pressure exerted by circulating blood on the artery walls as a response to stress and activity. When this pressure remains steadfastly high it can overwork your heart and arteries, making arterial disease, coronaries and strokes much more likely.

    Medical practitioners record blood pressure as 2 values, the systolic (the pressure of the blood as it enters the aorta) and the diastolic (the pressure when the heart ventricl ...

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  • Diets That Tend To Cause And Cure High Cholesterol, Heart Disease
    By: Richard Heft | - The body, heart, arteries, etc. builds up (anabolism) and breaks down (catabolism) largely according to food, nutrients, to which there are only two: building (protein, fat) and cleansing (fruit, vegetables, grains).

    Anemic diets (low protein, low fat), in the extreme, tend to cause blood deficiency (thin blood), which in turn, thins and weakens the heart, arteries, circulation, etc. High protein, high fat diets, in the extreme, tend to thicken, stagnate the blood, heart, arterie ...

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  • The Heart Via Chinese, Ayurvedic And Western Medicines
    By: Richard Heft | - The heart is located in the chest, left center between the lungs. It is divided into left and right sides by a septum. Each side has four chambers, two upper atrium and two lower ventricles. Deoxygenated blood from the upper half of the body flows via the Superior vena cava (major vein) into the right side of the heart, into the right atrium, ventricle and out to the lungs via the pulmonary artery. The lungs cleanse, oxygenate and return the blood, via the pulmonary vein to the left side of the ...
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  • Atherosclerosis Builds Up And Breaks Down Easily
    By: Richard Heft | - Atherosclerosis, as all dietary diseases builds up and breaks down (cleanse) largely according to food, nutrients, to which there are only two: building and cleansing. Too much protein and fat, especially animal, in the extreme, tends to cause high cholesterol, plaque, atherosclerosis, arteriosclerosis, high blood pressure. Less animal protein and fat and moe fruits and vegetables cures, little by little. This is common sense.

    All blood passes through the liver. The liver stores, ...

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  • Parts Of The Body Cigarette Smoking Destroys
    By: Jenna Anderson | - Sometimes cigarette smokers are under the impression that it takes many years for the habit to do any real damage to their bodies, but that simply is not true. Cigarette smoking begins to have detrimental affects on your body as soon as you start doing it regularly. Granted, it might take a lot of years for you to get a serious smoking related disease, but that does not mean that damage is not being done long before that. If you are wondering specifically which parts of the body smoking can affe ...
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  • Keep Your Arteries Smooth And Clear
    By: Sherry Granader | - Artherosclerosis doesn't just happen overnite. It starts in childhood and progresses from there every year as we grow older. It is like sludge in the arteries and it is the leading cause of death in the United States.

    The process begins with an injury to the lining of the artery wall brought about by high blood pressure or cholesterol, smoking and an amino acid called homocystein which is generated by the breakdown of protein in the body.
    Cholesterol and other fats beco ...

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  • What Is Meant By Subclavian?
    By: Jeff Ryan | - In the anatomy of humans, subclavian refers to any bodily organ which is located under the clavicle, or the collar bone. Located there are two separate large veins and arteries which are located on both sides of the body. The purpose of the two are to allow the circulation of blood to and from upper extremities within the body.

    There are two Subclavian veins, categorized by the left and right which run underneath the clavicle which connect to various parts of the circulatory syste ...

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  • Cholesterol - Learn About Convenient Resources
    By: Nathan Knightley | - Most people may think of worrying things whenever they hear the word cholesterol though they should not since as soon as they learn what it is and in what manner cholesterol threatens their health they will learn to adjust so that they can continue maintaining good health. To be certain, cholesterol is alcohol and steroids united and this mixture is called sterol, plus, it is also a fat that is called a lipid. Also, most of the cholesterol that we have in our bodies is produced by the liver whil ...
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  • Coronary Artery Disease And Its Causes
    By: Dr John Anne | - Arteries are tough elastic tubes or blood vessels that carry blood away from the heart. As arteries moves away from heart, they further divide into smaller vessels. Arteries carry oxygen rich blood away from the heart and on the other hand veins return blood to it.

    Normally, arteries have three layers. The inner layer consists of a thin lining of smooth endothelial cells that are backed by fibers and also supports components. It is surrounds by a layer of muscle, which in turn is ...

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  • How To Reverse Heart Disease
    By: Michael Sellar | - In 1996 scientist Matthias Rath published a study in which an Ultrafast CT was used to scan 55 heart disease patients over the course of a year to measure calcium deposits. In this way the growth of the deposits could be measured. After this period they were given a high dose nutritional supplement containing about 30 different nutrients to take each day for a year. They were scanned at six month and twelve months.

    After the first 6 months, growth was slowed a little. But after 12 ...

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  • Mediterranean Diet: Can Garlic Protect Us From More Than Vampires?
    By: Emilia Klapp, R.D., B.S. | - People have used garlic for thousand of years as both food and medicine as well as to ward off vampires. Well, although modern research has not confirmed yet that rubbing garlic on doorknobs and window frames can protect us against vampires or evil spirits, it has confirmed what our ancestors believed about the health benefits of this herb: its consumption can protect us from many ailments.

    Unfortunately, for several decades, the widespread use of antibiotics has ignored the med ...

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  • 7 Reasons Why We End Up With A Heart Attack
    By: Emilia Klapp, R.D., B.S. | - According to U.S. General Surgeon, heart attacks and strokes are highly preventable. Thus, if more people die from heart disease than from any other illness, we need to give a serious consideration to what we are doing wrong.

    In this article you will find the 7 main reasons why we may end up being part of the American Heart Associations statistics.


    1. We smoke.
    The risk of dying of a heart attack is about four times higher in people who smoke ...

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  • Holistic Medicine Secrets: Decrease Risk Of Heart Disease By Relaxing Your Arteries
    By: Dr. Lisa Hosbein | - We want our arteries to be elastic and not stiff.

    Exercise, nutrition and medications can all improve the elasticity of our arteries. The key is to know which arteries are the culprit: the small arteries or the large ones. The larger and smaller arteries respond very differently to exercise, medications and nutrition.

    Most women have problems with their smaller arteries (called micro-vascular syndrome), not their larger ones. This is one of the reasons that heart di ...

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  • Holistic Medicine Secrets: Cholesterol Lowering Medications - Should I Take Them?
    By: Dr. Lisa Hosbein | - First, I encourage you to learn about why our bodies produce cholesterol. We have learned that cholesterol is not the best indicator for heart disease.

    You are much better off knowing if your arteries are inflamed (C-reactive-protein test), and knowing their elasticity (Cardiovascular Profile test). In my other articles, I go over these tests and their benefits.

    If you have significantly elevated cholesterol, you should pay attention to it and treat it. Much depend ...

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  • Holistic Medicine Secrets: High Cholesterol - What Are The Alternatives?
    By: Dr. Lisa Hosbein | - We definitely need cholesterol. Most people are worried about high cholesterol, but low cholesterol can also be a warning sign. An adequate cholesterol level is actually a sign of a healthy liver because the liver makes cholesterol.

    The standard medical recommendation is for the LDL cholesterol - the "bad" cholesterol - to be less than 130 mg/dl and even below 100 mg/dl for people who have had a heart attack or are considered high risk for a heart attack.

    I encourag ...

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  • Holistic Medicine Secrets: Heart Disease Is #1 Killer In America
    By: Dr. Lisa Hosbein | - Every American should be paying attention to the health of their heart, particularly to the health of the arteries in their heart. Cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of Americans, including women. Overall, about 480,000 American women die of heart disease each year, which is 60,000 more women then men.

    Women are very concerned about breast cancer and whether or not they should take hormones. What most women don't realize is that they have a much higher risk of dying f ...

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  • Holistic Medicine Secrets: Heart Disease - Am I At Risk?
    By: Dr. Lisa Hosbein | - A cholesterol check is not necessarily the best test for determining whether or not you are at risk for heart disease.

    In fact, the American Heart Association now agrees that people with heart disease all have one common factor which is not high cholesterol. It's inflammation in their arteries (Heart guidelines urge test for inflammation; USA TODAY, Jan. 28, 2003).

    An excellent book to read on the topic is, The Great Cholesterol Con, by Malcom Kendrick.

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  • Holistic Medicine Secrets: Should You Worry About Cholesterol?
    By: Dr. Lisa Hosbein | - Heart disease is a real concern. Everyone should be paying attention to the health of the arteries in their heart, because cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of Americans.

    More than half the people who have heart attacks have normal cholesterol. You do need to concern yourself with abnormally high or low cholesterol, but normal cholesterol levels do not protect you from heart attacks.

    A cholesterol check is not the best test for determining whether o ...

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  • Top 7 Tips To Treat And Prevent High Blood Pressure
    By: Raymond Lee Geok Seng | - Many people think that high blood pressure is a natural part of getting older. But it does not have to be that way. When you lower high blood pressure, you can cut the risk of heart disease and stroke in half or more. That may seem hard to believe. After all, you can have high blood pressure and still feel great. It is like when you blow up a balloon too much, you put too much pressure on a structure that is not built to take it. It pops. That is what high blood pressure does to your arteries. U ...
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  • Combatting Atherosclerosis With Good Nutrition
    By: Aaron Stanlich | - Imagine hundreds of cars zooming down an eight-lane highway. One lane disappears, and then another, until the same cars crawl bumper-to-bumper along a one-lane country road. That's sort of what happens when you have atherosclerosis. Your arteries, the highways for your blood, harden and narrow, and the same amount of blood has to make its way through a much tighter space. This traffic jam in your arteries leads to all sorts of trouble, including heart attack and stroke.

    Atheroscle ...

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  • Angioprim Helps Promote Cardiovascular Health.
    By: Thomas Snee SR.. | - Do you have any of the following symptoms: Night Cramp in hands or feet? Fingers or toes that often feel cold? Your arms or legs often "go to sleep"? Is there a diagonal crease in your earlobe? Do you experience numbness in the arms or legs? A whitish ring under the outer cornea in your eye? Do your lips or fingers often have a tingling sensation? Breathless with slight exertion or when lying down? On short walks, do your legs get aches or pains? Is your memory worse than it us ...
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  • Heart Disease What Can Be Done? What Will Protect Us?
    By: Patrick Hamouy | - For many years, Heart disease has been the number one killer in our modern society. It now is battling for first place with cancers.

    In order for our arteries and blood vessels to be healthy, our body needs a good supply of Vitamin C (Documented by Dr Linus Pauling (Nobel prize) and Dr Matthias Rath). This supply is essential for the production of collagen (Collagen gives strength to the wall of the arteries and blood vessels) and elastin (Elastin is the elastic fibrous material t ...

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  • Heart Disorders
    By: Crystal | - One of the common heart disease is nonetheless, coronary heart disease. Coronary heart disease results from a restricted suupply of blood to the heart muscle. When arteries become clogged, or narrowed, by deposits of hardened fat, cholesterol, and other substances called plague, blood does not flow through them easily. The most common type of heart attack is caused by a clockage of one of the coronary ateries by a blood clot that cuts off the blood supply to the region of the heart served by tha ...
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  • World's Healthiest People, 7 Tips To Get That Way
    By: Mary McRand | -
    Women have special vitamin needs related both to osteoporosis and
    pregnancy issues. Although men can also have osteoporosis, it attack
    women more and cause them to greater suffering. By supplementing with
    calcium on a regular basis, much of the risk for osteoporosis can be
    offset. Women who are pregnant or considering having children,folic
    acid is an essential supplement. This B vitamin can prevent birth
    defects such as Spina Bifida in newborn babies.

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  • Twice Nobel Prize Winning Scientist Claimed Found Artery Clogging Cure
    By: Glenn Heitkoetter | - Linus Pauling is the only scientist to win the Nobel Prize twice by himself for his studies. He claimed he found a way to clean semi-clogged arteries and veins of the cholesterol and fat build up without surgery. Notice: see your doctor before doing this program. He said he did some studies and found that arteries and veins can be cleared with massive doses of vitamin C and L-Lysine, an over the counter available amino acid.

    The vitamin C recommended is Acorbic Acid, other form ...

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  • Heart Disease In Women
    By: ejbpa | - When it comes to Heart Disease, men usually come off worse than women. It seems that men have a much higher chance of developing the condition than women do though that is not to say that women do not develop the condition. They do, though most women who suffer form the condition are over a certain age.

    Women and Heart Disease

    It is thought that in America there are eight million women living with Heart Disease and of those it is estimated that just over 400,000 wom ...

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  • The Best Heart Disease Treatment
    By: ejbpa | - Heart disease is a serious illness but luckily it can be treated. Whilst there are no cures to speak of, some treatments do manage to successfully control the condition and help you to live a happy life. So what options are open to you then?

    The Various Heart Disease Treatment Options Available

    There are quite a lot of treatment options including medical treatment, self help treatment and alternative treatments to choose from. Basically it all depends upon your own ...

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  • Are You Aware That Walnuts Can Combat Unhealthy Fats?
    By: Ng Peng Hock | - Walnuts (genus Juglans) are plants in the walnut family Juglandaceae. There are 21 species in the genus range. The best-known member of the genus is the Persian Walnut (Juglans regia). The nuts of all the species are edible, but the walnuts commonly available in stores are from the Persian Walnut, the only species which has a large nut and thin shell.

    Research suggests that eating walnuts at the end of a meal may help cut the damage that is done to the arteries by the fatty food. ...

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  • Vitamins For A Healthy Heart
    By: Galina Samitova | - As we all know, vitamins are very important when it comes
    to keeping your heart healthy. You need to eat the right
    foods of course, although you also need to supplement the
    food you eat with the necessary vitamins your body needs to
    stay in shape and keep your heart working healthy for a
    long time to come. If you don't consume the right
    nutrients, you won't be doing your heart any favors - and
    may end up having problems later on in life.
    < ...

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  • Essential Fatty Acids And Your Health
    By: Douglas Alp | - Copyright 2006 Douglas Alp

    There are many people who really do not know the benefits of fish oils and the essential fatty acids in one's diet. As the definition goes the word essential meaning they are critical and necessary for good health. The essential fatty acids (EFA) are the good fats in your diet and provide benefits for the heart, brain and the entire body.

    The essential fatty acid consists of omega 3 and omega 6. Omega 3 is primarily found in cold water ...

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  • Artery Disease The Killer Among Us
    By: Annabelle Wolski | - What do our arteries do?

    The human body is an incredible machine and the thing that keeps it all going is the heart. This organ is our pump and the blood pumped around our body by this pump is carried around via arteries and veins. Therefore, it is imperative that any disease to these arteries is prevented or treated as a matter of urgency.


    Diseases that can affect the arteries

    Any form of arterial disease is dangerous due to the death of orga ...

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  • Trans Fats Are Another Cause Of High Blood Pressure
    By: Kevin Riley | - When the demand for butter exceeded the ability of farmers to supply this desirable fat ... the search for a substitute started us on a road to trans fats, heart disease, and high blood pressure. Not until 20 years ago did we finally discover the dangers of trans fats.

    ~ How Did Trans Fats Enter our Food Supply? ~

    In the 1860s butter was in great demand and there just wasn't enough to satisfy everybody. Emperor Louis Napoleon III offered a prize for a substitute ... ...

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  • Keep Your Pumper Pumping
    By: illich | - Clots cause 80% of all Heart Attacks and 83% of Strokes. Heart Disease is on the rise in this country as well as in places where the diet has been westernized like Japan and the Mediterranean. More than anything else it is due to lack of proper diet and exercise.

    Atherosclerosis is the hardening of the arteries and this is how it happens; flowing through your arteries you have plasma, red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets (needed for clotting) as well as some other es ...

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  • They Say "look In The Mirror, Don"t See Fat, See Beautiful!" That"s Not Going To Make You H
    By: Helen Robinson | - My husband was 241 lbs. and had a triple bypass six years ago. Today he weighs 178 lbs. and his cholesterol is 108. I never lied to him about his food; I just neglected to mention that I did things like replacing the ground beef in his chili with veggie protein crumbles (from the frozen food case) and the shredded cheddar was veggie cheese from the supermarket produce department. Believe it or not the shredded veggie cheddar tastes and melts so much better than the regular no-fat cheddar. He l ...
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