Head to any grocery store and you're guaranteed to find an aisle full of bottled water. Some people claim it tastes better than tap water, while others buy it for the convenience of staying hydrated on the go. Whatever the reason, the truth is bottled water may come from several sources — it can originate from a public water source or naturally from the earth. Learn about the different types of bottled water.
Women, Hormones, and Heart Disease
Women, Hormones, and Heart Disease
It may appear as though women don't get heart disease because they tend to develop it later in life than men, largely due to the protective effects of natural estrogen. As long as women are having regular menstrual cycles, they enjoy a significant, although not absolute, level of protection.
Visit the Heart Health Center on Everyday Health and learn more from Dr. Agatston.
Visit the Heart Health Center on Everyday Health and learn more from Dr. Agatston.
There's nothing quite like a ripe, juicy tomato. But if the taste alone isn't enough for you, consider this: Tomatoes are rich in lycopene, a powerful carotenoid that may help lower your risk of heart disease and cancer. Get tips on buying, storing, and eating tomatoes.
"I was just diagnosed with heart disease, and when I updated my medical history at the dentist with that information, he suggested that I take antibiotics before my next cleaning. Why is this necessary?"
Visit the Heart Health Center on Everyday Health and get the answer from Dr. Agatston.
Visit the Heart Health Center on Everyday Health and get the answer from Dr. Agatston.
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