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Show 1405: Why Does Anger Harm Your Heart?

Researchers are discovering how can anger harm your heart. It has a profound negative effect on the lining of your blood vessels.

Terry Graedon - November 30, 2023

Show 1365: Revealing the Secrets of Sudden Cardiac Death

Terry Graedon - March 11, 2021

People with Cardiovascular Disease Do Better Eating Fish

Terry Graedon - May 21, 2020

Show 1213: How Does COVID-19 Affect Your Heart?

Joe Graedon - October 14, 2019

Flip Flops on Fish Oil: Omega 3 Fats Now Have Heart Benefits

Joe Graedon - October 3, 2019

Fish Oil for the Heart? Is It Good After All?

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Terry Graedon - July 11, 2019

Are Diets and Supplements Useless for Your Heart?

An analysis of more than 200 trials concluded that diets and supplements won't protect you from heart attacks. But this conclusion might not apply to you.

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Terry Graedon - May 22, 2019

Is Juice as Bad for Your Health as Soda?

Fruit juice seems like a healthful choice, but it is high in fructose. People who drink a lot of juice are at risk of premature death.

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Joe Graedon - April 25, 2019

Eat Breakfast – Live Longer! Skip Breakfast – Die Faster

Does it matter whether you eat breakfast or run out the door on an empty stomach? A new study suggests that breakfast eaters have less heart disease. Why?

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Terry Graedon - November 26, 2018

Can Fish Oil Really Help Your Heart?

Fish oil supplements prevent fatal heart attacks, especially for people who don't eat much fish. However, they can also increase AFib.

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Terry Graedon - March 1, 2018

Is Wine Bad or Good for People with Diabetes?

An Israeli study suggests that a daily glass of wine might shrink plaque in the arteries of people with diabetes, answering the question is wine bad or good.

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Terry Graedon - March 23, 2017

Are NSAIDs Linked to the Ultimate Side Effect, Cardiac Arrest?

A Danish study shows that people taking an NSAID such as diclofenac or ibuprofen are at a greater risk of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest.