Want to live a long, happy life? Well you’re not the only one! Believe it or not, a whopping 70% of your lifespan is determined by lifestyle and environment factors. Presenting, nine great health tips that can add up to an extra thirty years of life! Longevity Tip # 1 – Eat Antioxidants for Five More Years There’s plenty […]
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People with depression could be at greater risk of heart disease, according to an international study led by an Australian researcher. Mild depression is associated with doubling the risk of developing cardiovascular disease and heart attack (and death from these causes), and severe depression has an even more profound effect – with up to five times the rate of cardiovascular […]
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The world’s largest study shows erectile dysfunction is an early indicator of heart disease in Australian men and should not be ignored.
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Apparently, adultery is bad for the heart. According to the Italians anyway, whose claim to expertise in such matters we won’t question.
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It’s been long established that Tomatoes are great for prostate health—thanks to that magic red antioxidant, lycopene. And it’s not just prostates. It seems the pigment helps with a host of things, including heart disease, blindness, reducing stroke risk, Atherosclerosis, and even cancer. As such it should come as no surprise that a variety of male health supplements containing […]
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Treat erectile dysfunction as an early warning of heart disease; recent studies show they’re a deadly duo, with one showing up three years before the other.
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Erectile or prostate problems are normal in men over 40 – so why can’t we just get on and talk about it? That’s the message from a group of Aussie doctors who say erectile dysfunction is often an early warning sign of other health problems – like heart disease and diabetes. And if men acknowledged the problem when it […]
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Cholesterol lowering drugs are causing some scary side effects but amazingly they are still not listed as matters of concern by the FDA.
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