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Eating Nuts for Heart Health
Regularly eating a healthy diet that includes nuts may: Improve artery
health
. Reduce inflammation related to
heart
disease. Decrease the risk of blood clots, which can lead to heart attacks and strokes. Lower the risk of high blood pressure.
Regularly eating a healthy diet that includes nuts may: Improve artery
health
. Reduce inflammation related to
heart
disease. Decrease the risk of blood clots, which can lead to heart attacks and strokes. Lower the risk of high blood pressure.
jeanjeannie50
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Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 days ago
Patient Day coming to Baltimore, Saturday March 02
This is your unique opportunity to meet local experts to find out more about your
heart
health
and in particular,
heart
rhythm conditions, such as SVT and AF You will also have the chance to meet others living with these conditions.
This is your unique opportunity to meet local experts to find out more about your
heart
health
and in particular,
heart
rhythm conditions, such as SVT and AF You will also have the chance to meet others living with these conditions.
TracyAdmin
ArrhythmiaAlliance
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Arrhythmia Alliance
4 months ago
Arrhythmia Alliance Patient Day coming to Baltimore, Saturday March 02
Unique opportunity to meet local experts to find out more about your
heart
health
and in particular,
heart
rhythm conditions, such as SVT and AF You will also have the chance to meet others living with these conditions.
Unique opportunity to meet local experts to find out more about your
heart
health
and in particular,
heart
rhythm conditions, such as SVT and AF You will also have the chance to meet others living with these conditions.
TracyAdmin
ArrhythmiaAlliance
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Arrhythmia Alliance
5 months ago
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Accurate HR monitoring
No previous
heart
/
health
issue's apart from dodgy knee's! I was blue lighted to A&E on 30th Oct '23 with mild crushing type chest pains and in AF for what I think is the first time in my life.
No previous
heart
/
health
issue's apart from dodgy knee's! I was blue lighted to A&E on 30th Oct '23 with mild crushing type chest pains and in AF for what I think is the first time in my life.
L14MMD
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
4 months ago
Eight measures that can slow ageing by up to six years - healthy sleep and regular exercise may slow pace of body’s biological ageing
“We also found a dose-dependent association – as
heart
health
goes up, biological ageing goes down.”
“We also found a dose-dependent association – as
heart
health
goes up, biological ageing goes down.”
lankisterguy
Volunteer
in
CLL Support
8 months ago
Persistent afib treatment options, can't tolerate Amiodarone - so many questions...
He's already on several supplements for
heart
health
and don't drink caffeine etc so no lifestyle triggers we can see. From some of the symptoms it feels like the vagus nerve and/or phrenic nerve is involved though.
He's already on several supplements for
heart
health
and don't drink caffeine etc so no lifestyle triggers we can see. From some of the symptoms it feels like the vagus nerve and/or phrenic nerve is involved though.
Efka
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 months ago
Walking round the close....
I was only in theatre for an hour yet in that time they repaired my
heart
. The trouble is i forget i have other
health
problems to deal with. I want to thank you all for your lovely messages on my recovery. You are all the best. Love me.xxxx
I was only in theatre for an hour yet in that time they repaired my
heart
. The trouble is i forget i have other
health
problems to deal with. I want to thank you all for your lovely messages on my recovery. You are all the best. Love me.xxxx
sylvi
in
NRAS
18 days ago
Are eggs good for heart health?
Hello! Anyone can advise if consuming 2 soft boiled eggs for breakfast daily is fine for the heart and cholesterol? I’m cutting down or avoiding carbs (no rice, pasta, bread), so wondering if having eggs are beneficial. Thanks, Bahn
Hello! Anyone can advise if consuming 2 soft boiled eggs for breakfast daily is fine for the heart and cholesterol? I’m cutting down or avoiding carbs (no rice, pasta, bread), so wondering if having eggs are beneficial. Thanks, Bahn
Bahn
in
British Heart Foundation
3 days ago
Interesting article about Heart Failure and Thyroid Replacement…
By 2020, the World
Health
Organization projects that ischemic
heart
disease alone will be the most important global cause of morbidity and mortality.
By 2020, the World
Health
Organization projects that ischemic
heart
disease alone will be the most important global cause of morbidity and mortality.
Batty1
in
Thyroid UK
6 months ago
👋 May Social Check-in! ❤️
Whether you’re a
heart
health
warrior or simply someone who cares about
heart
health
, you’re in the right spot! Feel free to introduce yourself, share your
heart
health
journey, or ask questions. Our community is here to listen and offer encouragement. Remember, you’re not alone on this path.
Whether you’re a
heart
health
warrior or simply someone who cares about
heart
health
, you’re in the right spot! Feel free to introduce yourself, share your
heart
health
journey, or ask questions. Our community is here to listen and offer encouragement. Remember, you’re not alone on this path.
Luke_BHF
Partner
in
British Heart Foundation
1 month ago
Skipped beats
I got fed up of waiting so I paid for 48hr ECG & echocardiogram from vista
health
I was worried about my plumbing of my
heart
.
I got fed up of waiting so I paid for 48hr ECG & echocardiogram from vista
health
I was worried about my plumbing of my
heart
.
AWhittaker
in
Heart Rhythm Disorders Support
1 month ago
Benefits of low carb and heart-health
Any personal anecdotes or research that points to following a low carb diet for healthy
heart
health
? What do cardiologists say about low carb? I do recall my cardiologist vaguely mentioning low carb? Not sure if it was for losing weight or something else tbh. What do you guys think?
Any personal anecdotes or research that points to following a low carb diet for healthy
heart
health
? What do cardiologists say about low carb? I do recall my cardiologist vaguely mentioning low carb? Not sure if it was for losing weight or something else tbh. What do you guys think?
TasteLessFood4Life
in
British Heart Foundation
2 months ago
Can Afib turn into an irregular heart beat instead ?
Hi All The reason I say this is that I do not get elevated beats per minute I am always in the range of 75 to 95 Yet my watch still says I have AF and when my pulse is taken it is irregular So I wonder if there are different types of AFib ? Otherwise feel 100% ok I am on anti-rat apixaban and
Hi All The reason I say this is that I do not get elevated beats per minute I am always in the range of 75 to 95 Yet my watch still says I have AF and when my pulse is taken it is irregular So I wonder if there are different types of AFib ? Otherwise feel 100% ok I am on anti-rat apixaban and
bigbearatthecave
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 hours ago
Am I supposed to take this in the morning?
In an email with my Electro-physiologist today, he referred to my continuing to take the long acting metoprolol (metoprolol succinate, 25mg once a day) in the morning. In the past, I’ve taken it in the morning, and as my personal schedule changed, I am taking it now in the late evening. No matter
In an email with my Electro-physiologist today, he referred to my continuing to take the long acting metoprolol (metoprolol succinate, 25mg once a day) in the morning. In the past, I’ve taken it in the morning, and as my personal schedule changed, I am taking it now in the late evening. No matter
Doggiemomma
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
6 hours ago
Breathlessness- pollen or something else?
I just wanted to ask if anyone else has been experiencing more breathlessness with the weather change. My mum has Permanent AF with heart failure. She’s had bisoprolol increased in February this year from 3.75mg once a day to the same dose twice a day. We had a GP appointment last week which I asked
I just wanted to ask if anyone else has been experiencing more breathlessness with the weather change. My mum has Permanent AF with heart failure. She’s had bisoprolol increased in February this year from 3.75mg once a day to the same dose twice a day. We had a GP appointment last week which I asked
Nickybhf
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 days ago
Excessive yawning
I have AF and am on Apixaban and Solotol.I have started yawning especially after exertion, continously for several hours non stop.Aby one any ideas? GP says nothing to worry about but it's weird and very draining.
I have AF and am on Apixaban and Solotol.I have started yawning especially after exertion, continously for several hours non stop.Aby one any ideas? GP says nothing to worry about but it's weird and very draining.
Luna1824
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
2 days ago
Still in recovery..........
Morning everyone, i think it is time for a update. Well for a start it is only 4.45am and i have been awake since three. I decided to come down here as there is only so much tossing and turning one can do. So while it is quiet i thought i would let you all know how i am. Well it is three weeks
Morning everyone, i think it is time for a update. Well for a start it is only 4.45am and i have been awake since three. I decided to come down here as there is only so much tossing and turning one can do. So while it is quiet i thought i would let you all know how i am. Well it is three weeks
sylvi
in
NRAS
2 days ago
Amiadarone side effects
I have been on Amiadarone and a whole host of other drugs since late February, when I had cardiogenic shock followed by a cardiac arrest. In the past few weeks I have developed a blocked tear duct with bleeding from it, and a very nasty, lumpy, red and sore-feeling rash on my hands and lower arms which
I have been on Amiadarone and a whole host of other drugs since late February, when I had cardiogenic shock followed by a cardiac arrest. In the past few weeks I have developed a blocked tear duct with bleeding from it, and a very nasty, lumpy, red and sore-feeling rash on my hands and lower arms which
Jishuang44
in
Atrial Fibrillation Support
3 days ago
Heart failure, fluid restrictions
Finally managed to sort out my medication, and we have gone on holiday to corfu for 2 weeks though I was very nervous in going our holiday is going really well, we're into our 2nd week and I'm watching my fluid levels though with the heat it's difficult but we're managing, I find sitting upright at
Finally managed to sort out my medication, and we have gone on holiday to corfu for 2 weeks though I was very nervous in going our holiday is going really well, we're into our 2nd week and I'm watching my fluid levels though with the heat it's difficult but we're managing, I find sitting upright at
oldpalfoz01
in
British Heart Foundation
4 days ago
Best chair type for recovery
Hi, my boyfriend having a heart bypass in July. I wondered if anyone has any tips or suggestions on the most comfortable type of chair to use at home during his recovery (we moved house this week & thought I would get him a comfortable chair if people have any ideas of what type would be most comfortable
Hi, my boyfriend having a heart bypass in July. I wondered if anyone has any tips or suggestions on the most comfortable type of chair to use at home during his recovery (we moved house this week & thought I would get him a comfortable chair if people have any ideas of what type would be most comfortable
Bluey73
in
British Heart Foundation
4 days ago
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