In
2008, heart disease caused almost 25% of deaths—almost one in every
four—in the United States. Heart disease is the leading cause of death
for both men and women. More than half of the deaths due to heart
disease in 2008 were in men. Coronary heart disease is the most common
type of heart disease. – Source (cardiosmart.org)
Heart disease is also known as the “Silent Killer”, as without medical checkups, often the first sign of this is a heart attack and in most cases this is too late. Yes we can go about regular checkups and doctor visits, but quite often they aren’t regular enough or good enough for that matter. I mean let’s face it we’re all guilty of it – How often do you go to the doctor unless you have cold or flu? A bad fall? Or even suffering from cardiac arrhythmia? (Irregular heart beat). Exactly – hardly ever!
My point is, it’s not just about scheduling regular checkups just as you would book your car in for service. It’s about embracing a healthy “active” lifestyle – incorporating nutrition and physical activity together (a recipe that combats most of life’s diseases and stresses).
Read More: http://blog.fitnessfirstme.com/superfood-secrets-for-a-heart-healthy-lifestyle
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