by Joseph C. Piscatella and Barry A. Franklin
According to the authors, recent research into cardiac health indicates that chronic stress not only has a direct negative impact on the heart by, for example, promoting arterial inflammation, but can also play an indirect role. Piscatella and Franklin recommend many stress-management techniques such as meditation, deep breathing, learning to laugh and taking regular vacations that will lead to a more relaxed way of life.
by Dr. Matthew S. DeVane
Dr. DeVane interprets the latest research studies and explains in simple terms how they should be applied to improve your cardiac health. He gives the inside scoop on cutting-edge heart tests and tells you which ones you should insist your doctors order.
By Dr. James Rippe
Leading cardiologist on the many different forms of heart as well as the latest research, diagnostic techniques, treatment procedures, and medications.
by World Health Organization
Every year, about 12 million die of a heart attack or stroke. This book outlines steps to preventing heart disease.
Thank you for letting us assist you in Caring for your Aging Parents.
The material of this web site is provided for informational purposes only. AgingCare.com does not provide medical advice, diagnosis or treatment; or legal, financial or any other professional services advice. Use of this site is subject to our Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
About Us | Site Map
© 2008 MediaBrains Inc. All rights reserved.