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People with diabetes face an increased risk of dying from serious heart disease. Steps to reduce heart risk should be taken as well as talking to a cardiologist and endocrinologist about controlling blood sugar and maintaining a healthy diet and exercise routine.
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A recent study reported that l-carnitine supplements improved patient outcomes after heart attacks. The supplement readily available and is claimed to increase energy, weight loss, and athletic performance. Carnitine is also found in high amounts in red meat. But wait! A week or so before this story appeared, another study was published…
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Gretchen Becker, Health Guide, commented on Is Eating Meat Dangerous? Aggie, I agree. Same is true of the Neal Barnard diet.
Gretchen Becker, Health Guide, posted Preventing Heart Attacks The large managed care group Kaiser Permanente recently reported that among their diabetes…
David Mendosa, Health Guide, posted Cholesterol Myths The cholesterol issue is at the heart of every dietary recommendation for the past 30 years, says Dr.…
Gretchen Becker, Health Guide, posted Look Ahead Study Canceled A federal study designed to test whether intensive lifestyle modification can reduce cardiac…
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