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10 Grilling Myths Exposed

 
 
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About Heart Health Center: Muscle Side Effects of Statins

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 This week: Muscle side effects of statins.  And - the heart and "mild" thyroid disease

 

Muscle Side Effects of Statins
While the statins are generally quite well-tolerated, the most common side effects are related to the skeletal muscles.
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Subclinical Hypothyroidism and the Heart
Subclinical hypothyroidism - normal T4 levels with elevated TSH - may increase the risk of heart disease. Here's what you need to know.
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Can You Exercise "Too Much" After A Heart Attack?
Exercise after a heart attack is very important to long term survival - but can you do too much exercise?
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Heart Attack vs. Cardiac Arrest
Heart attack is the death of heart muscle due to a blocked coronary artery, while cardiac arrest is a heart arrhythmia that causes the heart to stop beating
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About Type 2 Diabetes: Happy Labor Day: What' New?

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Happy Labor Day everyone. Wishing you all a wonderful and relaxing day spent doing whatever it is that makes you happy. For your reading pleasure, I have taken the liberty of filling you in on what's new in my neck of the woods...Enjoy!

 

Type 2 Diabetes and Insulin Pumps
Typically, patients with Type 1 diabetes use insulin pumps. But, there are some instances in which a pump is an option for someone with Type 2 diabetes as well. Research suggests that insulin pumps are useful for Type 2 diabetes patients with severe insulin resistance...read more
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Tools and Devices to Help with Needle Fear
Do you simply hate testing your sugar or injecting insulin because the thought of using another needle is unbearable? You are not alone....read more

Dietary Fiber - Essential for a Diabetes Diet
I am sure that you've been instructed at some point to eat a high fiber diet, but perhaps you are not sure why or how. Fiber is the indigestible part of carbohydrate found in....read more

Take a Safe Mini-Break from Your Diabetes Today
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