Singing chorus is good for the heart like practicing Yoga
Singing in a choir or crowd cheering on sporting events can bring health benefits, especially to the heart, like practicing Yoga.
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Singing in a choir or crowd cheering on sporting events can bring health benefits, especially to the heart, like practicing Yoga.
US scientists say people who regularly consume artificial sweeteners are at increased risk of negative health consequences like type 2 diabetes, UPI news agency reported…
Dr. Naima Zarqane, of Princess Grace Medical Center in Monaco, studied the case of a 31-year-old woman with heart problems, and fainted after years of drinking soda wate…
A chemical discovered in red meat helps explain why eating too much barbecue, minced meat and bacon is bad for cardiovascular health.
Researchers at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory in California (USA) compared data from two surveys of 33,060 joggers and 14,045 pedestrians.
The excessive use of salt in the diet is the cause of millions of deaths each year because this habit increases the risk of diseases of blood pressure, cardiovascular ...
For a long time, many scientific studies have demonstrated that lack of sleep is directly related to the causes of cardiovascular disease, cognitive impairment of the br…
Obese women can put their babies at risk of congenital cardiovascular disease: Infants often have early signs of heart disease at birth. One-third of women of childbeari…
Every day a familiar dose of vitamin B3 (active ingredient Niacin) works to improve erectile function in men with high cholesterol levels, a new study reveals.
The new study shows that ring 2 weight increases the risk of bleeding leading to death from aortic rupture - the largest blood vessel in the body.
Healthy men who are troubled in the bedroom may be at risk for cardiovascular disease. That is the result of a study by a group of scientists at the Sax Institute in Syd…
Research results, published in the Journal of American Clinical Nutrition in February 2013, once again confirm that reducing meat or even eliminating meat in daily diets…
People who snore are at higher risk of cardiovascular disease than obese or smokers. Scientists from Henry Ford Hospital in Detroit (USA) conducted experiments with 54 p…
Medical experts at the Swedish Karolinska Institute, in collaboration with German and Dutch colleagues, found a new group of neurons in the brain, regulating cardiovascu…
Abdominal fat not only increases the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases but also threatens the bone system of gentlemen.