Monday, 7 July 2014

About Heart Health Center: Niacin For Raising HDL Cholesterol

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From Richard N. Fogoros, M.D., your Guide to Heart Health Center

 This week: Niacin (in high doses) is the most reliable method available so far for increasing HDL cholesterol levels.  But is is safe? And does it really do any good?  And: White Coat Hypertension - what does it really mean?

Niacin For Raising HDL Cholesterol
Niacin in high doses will reliably increase HDL levels - but side effects are common, and questions remain about how much good it really does.

White Coat Hypertension
In white coat hypertension, blood pressure is high in the doctor's office, but normal at other times.
Search Related Topics:  hypertension  diagnosing hypertension 

How Should Your Doctor Evaluate Dyspnea (Shortness of Breath)?
The evaluation of dyspnea should begin with a thorough medical history and physical examination.
Search Related Topics:  pulmonary embolus  heart failure  dyspnea

Can Acupuncture Reduce Blood Pressure?
A study showed that well-performed acupuncture was roughly as effective as single drug therapy in reducing blood pressure - but there's more to this story.
Search Related Topics:  treating high blood pressure  acupuncture 


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