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Can eating too much sugar and salt cause a heart attack?

The Times of India 03 Apr 2025
... and packaged foods that are rich in added sugars and hidden sodium ... How sugar affects your heartWhile sugar is often blamed for weight gain and diabetes, its role in heart disease is just as serious.
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Global Dental Units Market to Reach USD 1,023.1 Million by 2032 Amid Rising Geriatric Population and Medical Tourism Boom | FMI

Pharmiweb 03 Apr 2025
According to the World Health Organization (WHO), oral health issues, such as tooth decay, gum diseases, and tooth loss, are highly prevalent among the elderly.
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Waiting for an hour to walk after a meal? Turns out you should not

The Times of India 02 Apr 2025
... fat.Who can do it?Almost anyone can walk after a meal, but it is important to consult your doctor before picking it up, especially if you suffer from heart disease, blood pressure, or sugar issues.
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This three-day-a-week diet leads to more weight loss than daily calorie counting: study

New York Post 02 Apr 2025
The average American is chowing down more than 3,800 calories a day — much of it from processed foods, refined grains and added sugars, according to the US Department of Agriculture ... and heart disease.
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The essential role of magnesium in your health

Independent online (SA) 02 Apr 2025
It can help lower blood pressure, reduce the risk of heart disease, and improve circulation.Regulates blood sugar levels. Magnesium plays a role in glucose metabolism, helping to manage blood sugar ...
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How to make Moringa Drumstick Potato Curry and why to consume it in April

The Times of India 02 Apr 2025
The high iron content in moringa leaves helps combat anemia, while their anti-inflammatory properties support joint health and reduce the risk of chronic diseases ... disease, cancer, and inflammation.
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The worst beverages for heart health: Limit these drinks

Independent online (SA) 01 Apr 2025
Excess sugar intake can lead to obesity, type 2 diabetes, and increased triglyceride levels, all of which contribute to heart disease ... The high sugar content can lead to spikes in blood sugar levels, ...
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Cardiologist warns about 4 worst drinks for heart health, and the list has THIS popular Starbucks beverage

The Times of India 01 Apr 2025
Besides heart-related issues, energy drinks are also high in sugar and calories, which can contribute to weight gain, obesity, and an increased risk of type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease.As ...
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I’m a cardiologist — the 4 worst drinks for heart health including a ‘dangerous’ Starbucks order

New York Post 01 Apr 2025
Still, Levine believes “it’s potentially dangerous stress on the heart for anyone with heart disease to drink these concoctions of caffeine and sugar and a perfect storm to induce palpitations.” 4.
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Binding to surface sugars enhances omicron variant's cell attachment, researchers discover

Phys Dot Org 01 Apr 2025
... with heparan sulfate, a sugar molecule on the cell surface.
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Donna Maurillo, Food for Thought | Beans: a nutritious snack for any lunch

Santa Cruz Sentinel 01 Apr 2025
Because beans help control blood sugar and cholesterol, they play a leading role in helping to prevent heart disease and control diabetes ... Add a tablespoon of brown sugar, two tablespoons of molasses, ...
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Q&A: Dr. Anjay Rastogi aims to raise kidney disease awareness with health program

Daily Bruin 31 Mar 2025
are at risk (for kidney disease) ... Kidney disease is a spectrum ... The other one is how you can prevent or slow down kidney disease, and that is avoiding fried foods and high carbs that can cause blood sugar worsening.
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Do you know that for every hour you exercise, you can add up to 3 hours to your life?

The Times of India 31 Mar 2025
That is because tobacco users do not live long enough to get any chronic disease later on.Alcohol ... government in 2015 that a vegetarian diet is among the optimal dietary patterns, as it can help reduce the risk of age-related diseases.This apart, Dr.
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States move to ban or restrict use of synthetic dyes used in candies and cereal

York News-Times 30 Mar 2025
The 1980 guidelines say the health hazard inherent in excessively eating sugar is tooth decay, and disputes it causes diabetes, heart attacks, or blood vessel diseases.
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People advised to be careful while eating on Eid

The News International 29 Mar 2025
Especially, people suffering from diabetes, blood pressure, heart disease and joint pain should take special care of their diet ... and obese people because the use of sugar and ghee in these diseases is not suitable for health.
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