Heart Health

Aside from some fatigue and feeling chilled, how else would you know if there was a problem with your heart? Let’s take a look at some key warning signs when it comes to the heart.

Heart palpitations can be frightening. Most often they’re stress-related and not at all harmful. However, caffeine, nicotine, and hormones can all cause the heart to beat faster than normal, as can an underlying health condition, so it’s wise to seek medical attention if palpitations persist.

Many people looking to eat better make changes to their diet with the goal of losing weight in order to look better and feel more confident about their appearance. But the reality is that this is just one reason to consume foods that are lower in fat and calories and higher in vitamins, minerals, and […]

There are many, many readily available foods that can help your heart do its job better and for longer. That’s hugely important for our health, as the heart is the engine that drives the rest of our bodies; without a healthy heart, other major organs — from the brain to the lungs and liver — can suffer. So, what foods should you be eating to keep your heart happy and healthy?

While this condition can be temporary, it can lead to serious complications. If you have chronic Afib, here are six lifestyle tips so you don’t miss a beat…

Considered by the March of Dimes as the most prevalent types of birth defects, congenital heart defects (CHDs) are considered deadly health conditions that a baby is born with. CHDs change the function and/or shape of a newborn’s heart (or parts within) to the point of that overall health is compromised, which means treatment is typically required within the first hours, days, or months of life.