Mediterranean Diet Including Nuts Leads to Better Heart Health Researchers again find that consuming nuts can lead to better heart health, especially when combined with a Mediterranean diet. According to new research, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, incorporating olive oil and a handful of nuts into our daily diet can reduce our risk of metabolic syndrome, a known cause of heart disease and other chronic illnesses such as diabetes and high blood pressure.
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Researchers Discover how Natural Immunity Kills HIV Infected Cells
12/6/08 Researchers have identified cells that halt the progression of HIV to AIDS. They studied people who have had HIV for years, yet never develop symptoms of AIDS. The findings could allow scientists to find an effective AIDS vaccine.
read moreNew Study Questions use of Diuretics to Control Blood Pressure12/05/08 Combining your blood pressure medication into one pill daily may be the safest way to keep your blood pressure under control, according to a new study. Diuretics or fluid pills are prescribed to many patients to lower blood pressure. According to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, patients who were given a combination of a calcium channel blocker and ACE inhibitor had better health outcomes than those given a fluid pill or diuretic.
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Mediterranean Diet Including Nuts Leads to Better Heart Health
Researchers again find that consuming nuts can lead to better heart health, especially when combined with a Mediterranean diet. According to new research, published in the Archives of Internal Medicine, incorporating olive oil and a handful of nuts into our daily diet can reduce our risk of metabolic syndrome, a known cause of heart disease and other chronic illnesses such as diabetes and high blood pressure. read more
Researchers Discover how Natural Immunity Kills HIV Infected Cells
12/6/08
Researchers have identified cells that halt the progression of HIV to AIDS. They studied people who have had HIV for years, yet never develop symptoms of AIDS. The findings could allow scientists to find an effective AIDS vaccine. read more
New Study Questions use of Diuretics to Control Blood Pressure
12/05/08
Combining your blood pressure medication into one pill daily may be the safest way to keep your blood pressure under control, according to a new study. Diuretics or fluid pills are prescribed to many patients to lower blood pressure. According to a study published in the New England Journal of Medicine, patients who were given a combination of a calcium channel blocker and ACE inhibitor had better health outcomes than those given a fluid pill or diuretic. read more about blood pressure and fluid pills at eMaxHealth