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Listen to Your Favorite Music to Prevent Heart Disease! by Ng Peng Hock Patient Expert

Posted Fri 21 Nov 2008 10:17am in Italy reported at the American Society of Hypertension meeting in New Orleans in May 2008. Although high blood pressure is a risk factor for heart disease, the study did not provide any evidence that linked directly with heart disease. Recently, a research team at the University Of Maryland School Of Medicine, who was also involved in a 2005 study Read on »

Listen to Your Heart by Matt M. Patient Expert

Posted Mon 17 Nov 2008 9:10pm Here's a neat study that utilizes heart rate variability for endurance training. When heart rate variability increases or stayed the same, high-intensity training was prescribed. When heart rate variability decreased, rest or low-intensity training was prescribed. Over the course of the study, the group that used their heart rate variability Read on »

'She Listened To Her Heart' Giveaway by julie Healthy Living Professional

Posted Mon 04 Jan 2010 10:39pm one for me where I have really had to listen to my heart and not be afraid to speak my mind. Many years ago when I was more insecure about myself and my value to the world, I don't think I would have been able to do that. Writing Beautiful You has opened my heart even further and for that - I thank you. In what I am sure is not a coincidence Read on »

Listen to your heart. by Drew W. Healthy Living Professional

Posted Tue 30 Jun 2009 4:08pm to move ideas forward without ironclad data proofs that they will be successful. All too often, they are the losers. Use your head, listen to your heart, and feel what’s in your gut. Read on »

Listen to your Child's Heart by Guardian Angel Patient Expert

Posted Thu 01 Nov 2007 12:00am they say, we must also listen using our hearts to talk to their hearts. A simple question like “What are you doing, dad?” makes us mad especially if we’re very busy. Come to think... speech. So be thankful, not all children have the ability to talk. So the next time your child ask you a question, pay attention and us your heart. You never know, this may Read on »

CONGRESSIONAL HEARING LISTEN TO HEART WRENCHING TESTIMONIES by Marjorie Tietjen Posted Fri 26 Jun 2009 7:10pm In 1993 there was a Congressional Hearing on Lyme disease. It was promised that help would be forthcoming but things have only gotten worse. More and more people are being misdiagnosed and the suffering is extreme. People are losing their lives...figuratively and literally. The video at the link below is over 2 hours long but please find the time ... Read on »

Listen to your heart by Nirmala N. Posted Fri 11 Jan 2008 12:42pm

1 Comment Being the kind of person who lives in my head about 95% of the time, it can sometimes be really challenging to make an important decision without going over it a million times in my brain and intellectualizing it to death. I feel, however, that yoga and meditation have enabled me to pay attention to factors that truly transcend logic and reason. Ho ... Read on »

Listen to his Heart by SimonLevsMama Posted Wed 18 Aug 2010 1:58pm I listened to Simon's heart last night for the first time in a while. It felt at once so strange to go and get the stethoscope, my cell phone (set on stopwatch... to listen to their child's heart like this?" I do it now just because I can and because I want to remind myself of the steadiness. The steadiness of where we are in this moment Read on »

-Follow Your Heart, Trust Your Gut, & Listen to Your Body!- by Sarah Rippel Posted Tue 18 Jan 2011 12:00am New tshirts coming soon! What a difference a day makes! Yesterday, I was rarin’ to go…today, I’m exhausted. I am currently training for a half marathon, and the 2011 tri season will be underway shortly. This means following a plan! I have been doing very well with my running, and am finally feeling close to 100% after rou ... Read on »

Listen, Listen, Listen by Dr. Laurie W. Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Tue 14 Oct 2008 5:08am </-> Listen carefully to what your partner says. Ask direct questions until you really understand what your partner is telling you. Attentive listening is often the greatest gift you can give another person. We’re often so busy that we barely listen to each other. When we do listen, we’re so busy figuring out what we will need to do about w ... Read on »