Glycation and Stem Cell Function
Educating Women to Learn, Prevent, and Heal From Heart Attacks
Telomere, Glycation and Mitochondrial Dysfunction
May 2, 2014 by Leave a Comment
“Mitochondrial dysfunction causes aging—but telomere shortening has turned out to be the primary cause of mitochondrial dysfunction,” says Dr. Andrews.
Glycation and Mitochondrial Dysfunction
What is Glycation? Part 1 of 5
April 29, 2014 by Leave a Comment
What is Glycation?
There are many chemical reactions in the body that influence how it functions from the molecular to the cellular level, explaining how tissues, organs and systems work. At the same time, there are natural chemical reactions that occur in the body that explain how certain pathological processes evolve over time. These biochemical reactions include glycosylation and glycation.
Exercise affects men’s, women’s hearts differently: Study – CBS News
March 28, 2014 by Leave a Comment
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Exercise affects men’s, women’s hearts differently: Study
CBS News
“Exercise physiology has been known to differ for men and women of different ages,” said Dr.
Dr-Dori Naerbo‘s insight:
Doctors now use the formula “220 minus age” to determine how hard patients should work out during exercise stress tests. Many people also use this formula to set their target heart rate during workouts.
Heart disease is more severe in patients deficient in ‘sunshine vitamin D’ – Daily Mail
March 28, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Daily Mail Heart disease is more severe in patients deficient in ‘sunshine vitamin D’ Daily Mail Presenting her work to an American College of Cardiology meeting in Washington, she said vitamin D deficiency is an independent risk factor for heart…
Interaction between genetic predisposition to obesity and dietary calcium in relation to subsequent change in body weight and waist circumference
February 27, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Dr-Dori Naerbo‘s insight:
Studies indicate an effect of dietary calcium on change in body weight (BW) and waist circumference (WC), but the results are inconsistent. Furthermore, a relation could depend on genetic predisposition to obesity. Calcium may reduce WC among people genetically predisposed to a high WC.
You really CAN die of a broken heart: Losing a loved one doubles the risk of … – Daily Mail
February 26, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Daily Mail
You really CAN die of a broken heart: Losing a loved one doubles the risk of …
Dr-Dori Naerbo‘s insight:
Research shows that you can die of a broken heart. Losing a loved one really can break your heart. Research shows that the risk of coronary failure or stroke doubles in the first month of bereavement. Experts believe the findings show how important the ‘broken heart syndrome’ can be.
Brands continue to target fast food marketing at kids
February 25, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Companies are ploughing more and more money into marketing unhealthy foods to children. What will turn the tide?
Study Shows Obese Women Only Get One Hour of Exercise a Year
February 22, 2014 by Leave a Comment
A new study suggests that the average obese woman only gets one hour of vigorous exercise per year, while obese men don’t fare much better with a little over three hours of exercise per year. [Tweet
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CoQ10: The Longevity Factor
February 22, 2014 by Leave a Comment
Dr-Dori Naerbo‘s insight:
I am a huge fan of CoQ10 and have been taking 300 mg. everyday since my last MI. CoQ10 has been life changing. As I have pointed before, not all CoQ10s are created equal, so learn the difference, spend the extra money and get high quality.
