Heart Health
Is heart rhythm the same as heart rate? The short answer is no. While one’s heart rate can change, the heart rhythm should not.
While essential for bodily functions, excess consumption is harmful. The body needs 500 mg of sodium daily, but the average adult takes in 3300 mg.
Adulting is hard, shown by more people under 40 with heart disease, which increases their risk of heart attacks, strokes, and heart failure.
Recommended by the American Heart Association and scientific communities, this diet consistently shows protective effects against chronic disease.
Awareness of heart attack symptoms declined among women in 2019 from 2009. Only half knew chest pain was a sign. Be informed.
Half of the women having heart attacks each year present none of the typical male symptoms. Talk to your cardiologist today.
