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Cholesterol Is the Key to New Treatments for Alzheimer’s Disease and Diabetes

There is no cure for Alzheimer's disease. Researchers around the world have been trying for decades to find a way to fight this terrible disease, which affects more than 5.5 million people in the United States alone. Gregory Thatcher, profe...

#bad cholesterol#good cholesterol#alzheimer disease#heart#vessels

Doctor of the highest category

How Old Are Your Blood Vessels?

Until now, it was widely believed that old age is the primary factor for the decrease in elasticity of blood vessels and...

#vessels# blood#blood clotting#blood pressure#blood biochemistry#bad cholesterol#good cholesterol#glucose

No More Hemorrhoids!

People are embarrassed to discuss this condition not only with their loved ones, but even with their doctors. Many don’t know where it comes from, and how to treat it. Let’s take a look at what you should know.

#diarrhea#hemorrhoids#vessels#proctologist

cardiovascular surgeon

6 Ways To Lower Your Blood Pressure

If you have high blood pressure and feel unwell but cannot get medical aid, there are six proven methods for short-term relief. These methods can be used in combination, which will help to maximize their effects.

#blood pressure#hypertension#vessels

What Is a Lipid Profile Test?

Why is it important to know the ratio of "bad" and "good" cholesterol in the body? What is the atherogenicity index? Can a blood test help predict a heart attack? The answer to all of these questions can be found in the lipid profile.

#heart#bad cholesterol#good cholesterol#vessels

cardiovascular surgeon

The Ideal Diet When You Have High Cholesterol

You cannot use only dieting to normalize cholesterol levels, but you can lower them. If you are a lover of meat and swee...

#heart#vessels#bad cholesterol#good cholesterol#atherosclerosis#nutrition

cardiovascular surgeon

5 Cholesterol Myths Proven Wrong by Doctors

Cholesterol… when people hear this word, they get goosebumps and their blood grows cold. Everyone believes cholesterol is very harmful, although few of us have a clear idea of what it actually is. Today we will try to disprove several myths...

#heart#atherosclerosis#vessels#good cholesterol#bad cholesterol#nutrition

cardiovascular surgeon

Can a Diet Lower Cholesterol?

According to international cardiac guidelines, one of the primary cholesterol-lowering measures is a dietary adjustment. What to eat and what not to eat? It is a question...

#lipid profile#good cholesterol#bad cholesterol#vessels#heart#nutrition#diet

cardiovascular surgeon

Blood Clots: Who Is at Risk and Is There a Way To Prevent It?

One out of four people is at risk of suffering from thrombosis. However, this is easy to avoid, as you can foresee the increased risk of blood clots in advance.

Ph.D. in Biology, Professor at the School of Systems Biology at George Mason University

COVID-19: Taking a Look at How To Recover

"I got sick with Covid-19 and now I can hardly walk". "I am short of breath, even when going up to the second floor". “I cannot do any exercising”. "After I had coronavirus I am always in a bad mood". These and other complaints from almost...

#post-covid#coronavirus#breath# thrombosis#vessels#gastrointestinal tract# pneumonia#heart

Nutritionist, FPA Certification Personal Trainer

Omega-3 Supplements: How To Pick the Right One

There are a wide variety of Omega-3 forms and dosages available on the market, which can easily lead to confusion. Here is what you should consider when selecting the best one for you.

#vitamins#healthy lifestyle#heart#vessels#omega-3

Estradiol Can Help Protect Against Atherosclerosis During Menopause

The American Heart Association presented the results of a study on the effectiveness of hormone replacement therapy and its impact on the heart health of postmenopausal women. The...

#atherosclerosis#heart#vessels#menopause

D-Dimer — Why Take It?

Almost everybody learned the name of this test when the Covid-19 pandemic started. Why is it necessary for all patients who had coronavirus to take this test? What other health conditions might require it?

#vessels# thrombosis#tests#coronavirus

Cardiovascular surgeon, phlebologist

Can Varicose Veins be Prevented?

Varicose veins have two main causes: genetic predisposition and lifestyle. Although we can't do anything about the first one, we can influence the second one.

#blood clots#phlebeurysm#vessels

Why Does My Nose Bleed?

Should you panic if your nose bleeds? In most cases you should not worry, but there are exceptions. Let’s look closer at why they happen and how to handle them.

#vessels#bleeding#anemia

Are Cold Hands a Sign of a Medical Issue?

If you get cold hands often, even in warm weather, you should consult a doctor. The cause may be both the usual vegetative-vascular dystonia, and problems with the blood flow or blood vessels. Where should you start and what doctor should you visit?

# hormones#diseases#vessels#vegetative dystonia

Obstetrician-gynecologist

What You Need To Know About Pregnancy and Varicose Veins

Pregnancy is full of surprises, and not all of them are pleasant. Varicose veins are one of them. How do you keep your veins healthy while you are expecting a baby?

# pregnancy#phlebeurysm#women health#vessels

Cardiovascular surgeon, phlebologist

10 Common Questions About Varicose Veins

Varicose veins inflict serious damage not only to physical health but also to appearance. The disease affects 28 % of women and 20 % of men.

#phlebeurysm#women health#man's health#vessels

Oct 28, 2025

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