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Are you not pushing yourself enough, or pushing yourself too hard when you exercise? If you are looking to get more involved in a cardio exercise routine, knowing your maximum heart rate is a key tool in deciding how vigorous your exercises should be. It will also help you to track how effective your workouts are!
Moderate exercises are a
Across the nation, doctors are facing an eerie new concern in hospitals. Patients are ignoring serious health symptoms and not visiting emergency rooms due to fear of risking exposure to COVID-19. Many cases of heart attack and stroke are being caught in some instances too late. Health officials are worried that fear of the emergency room could lead to
E-cigarettes (e-cigs) have been marketed as a healthier alternative to traditional cigarettes, but in reality, there is little research to support this. E-cigs are battery operated and their purpose is to mimic the experience of smoking a cigarette, according to the American College of Cardiology.
E-cigs work by heating the E-liquid which contains nicotine, solvent carriers (glycerol, propylene, and ethylene
Physical activity is one of the best ways to get your heart pumping to improve your heart health. Walking is a great way to start! The American Heart Association (AHA) recommends 150 minutes of physical activity a week, which is about a 30-minute walk, five times a week. There are many trails around the First Coast to help you
Sugar is everywhere: in our drinks, in our snack and most importantly, in our favorite desserts. Studies have suggested that a higher intake of added sugar is associated with cardiovascular disease (CVD) risk factors, according to JAMA. If you are having trouble satisfying your sweet tooth while staying away from sugar, try these delicious sugar-free substitutes by the American
Your heart is responsible for supplying blood to all parts of your body. When your heart is not functioning to its fullest extent, it can cause a number of problems. Below we will be busting myths about heart disease so you are better prepared to take preventative measures against it!
1. If you have heart disease, resting is the best
When Dr. Firas El-Sabbagh was in high school, he took an anatomy class. Little did he know that anatomy class would set the trajectory for his career.
This anatomy class awoke an interest in the heart. This interest continued throughout pre-medicine years, then medical school. Cardiology was a clear choice but the next question was what to specialize in within
Like many doctor visits, you may feel rushed or flustered during a one-on-one with your doctor. You might even find that once you get home, you have another question you forgot to ask.
When it comes to your cardiologist, your appointment might be one of the most important meetings you have about your health. Cardiovascular disease is the number one
Tired of feeling drowsy after lunch? Give you heart and body a heart-healthy boost of nutrients that will fuel you throughout the rest of your day.
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If you are someone who lost their employer-based health insurance due to the COVID-19 pandemic, you are not alone. In fact, as of May 2, almost 27 million Americans have lost their health coverage, according to the Kaiser Family Foundation.
However, there is a light at the end of the tunnel for a majority of those who have lost their
