Womens Heart Health

In March 2017 Linda Nolan was diagnosed with secondary breast cancer and was given the terrible news that it was not curable, though it was treatable. Her first thought was to worry about her family, still grieving the loss of their sister Bernie just a few years earlier. Her second was to think, But I'm alive, and I'm going to fight it.

Once you enter your 50s, there are many hormonal and other factors that can up the risk of heart disease, obesity, and diabetes. But the good news is that you can do plenty to stave off these health problems by making the right lifestyle choices. Take the issue of weight gain — which continues at a rate of around 1.5 pounds per year as women go through their 50s. Allowing the pounds to pile on can lead to a plethora of other health problems — including cardiovascular disease.

Owning our desires should be neither embarrassing nor uncomfortable. Nor should they be subject to anyone else's moral judgment of what is right or wrong, good or bad, normal or abnormal. Combining communication and information is the key. By shrugging off the taboos against talking about our preferences and experiences when we're being sexual, we will take the first and most important steps toward ensuring our own fulfillment.

I suffered from a heart attack, went through surgery and recovery process. If you want a healthy heart and don't want to experience a heart attack, then this audiobook can help you. The knowledge you gain from this book can help not only to stop heart attack, it can also improve your heart health and your overall health!

We all have tried different diets and supplements that either a friend recommended to us or that we saw on TV, with those pretty ads stating this and that, but it seems that nothing ever works. Well, one day I decided to try intermittent fasting. The results came in but it still wasn't what I was looking for and I wasn't feeling as good as I should... So I developed a different approach.