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Good Doctors Must First Be Good Human Beings
If any of you were to read my e-mails from the past few months you'd wonder about doctors and what is going on in their heads. Most of us... Read more »
The Good Fat that Diabetics Need to Know About
Fat is bad, right? I'm not talking about the fats we eat here. I mean the fat on your body. The less fat, the healthier you are. Everyone... Read more »
Chocolate: Uplifting and Healthy Too!
Most of the time when we crave chocolate, we feel guilty, thinking that we shouldn’t indulge in that craving and that chocolate is bad... Read more »
Drink up! That Morning Cup of Coffee May Protect Your Brain
During my pregnancies in the late 70s, it was determined by some researchers that if a woman drank anything with caffeine, her child... Read more »
Good Health Starts with Good Water
If you are drinking tap water right now from your public water supply, there is a good chance that you’re going against your best efforts... Read more »
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HDL: The Good Cholesterol
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
HDL stands for high-density lipoprotein. It's also sometimes called "good" cholesterol. Lipoproteins are made of fat and protein. They carry... Read more »
Q&A: Is good cholesterol a sign of good health?
A reader whose good cholesterol level is 115 asks if this level is normal, and if it is a sign of good heart health. Dr. Michael Roizen and Dr.... Read more »
Good cholesterol has genetic links
New research shows high levels of HDL cholesterol (HDL-C), also known as good cholesterol, could arise from a genetic mutation. Read more »
Diabetics Get Less Benefit from Good Cholesterol: Study
According to new research, diabetes lowers the heart-protecting benefits of HDL (good) cholesterol. But the good news is that researchers have also... Read more »
Any exercise good after a heart attack
Any exercise program can improve blood flow after a heart attack, but the benefit vanishes just four weeks after exercise is stopped, a new Swiss... Read more »
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