4 h. ago The tasty spice that could slash cholesterol and blood pressure

A spice that's commonly found in many dishes could help lower your risk of some heart condition

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55 h. ago Cholesterol and blood pressure are lowered with 'underrated' 79p food

Eating the 79p 'superfood' can help to support gut health, reduce cholesterol and promote a healthy immune system.

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2 d. ago Weight loss injections may boost heart health even without fat loss

Being overweight raises the risk of heart problems by causing fatty deposits, high blood pressure, and high cholesterol.

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7 d. ago Nutritionist reveals the healthiest things to order from your local Chinese takeaway

Ordering a Chinese takeaway is a weekend treat enjoyed by millions-but worries about high cholesterol, blood pressure and obesity can easily put you off your dinner.

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8 d. ago New study finds four cups of hot drink daily 'slashes cholesterol and cuts blood pressure'

A new study into the health benefits of drinking tea has shown that Britain's favourite hot drink may actually help protect your heart and cut the risk of heart attack and stroke

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8 d. ago New research says daily cup of drink loved by Brits 'slashes cholesterol and lowers blood pressure'

A certain number of cups is the ideal amount

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1 week ago Liver disease breakthrough as scientists discover two common medications can REVERSE deadly condition

Spanish scientists have found that combining a drug to tackle high cholesterol and one for high blood pressure, could 'significantly' reduce fat build up.

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2 w. ago Common 2p vitamin can 'help lower blood pressure, cholesterol and blood sugar'

Dr Mark Hyman has shared how a common supplement may help reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar markers

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2 w. ago Daily 2p vitamin dose 'may help reduce blood pressure, cholesterol, and blood sugar'

Dr Mark Hyman, known for his many books, regularly shares medical advice on social media

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4 w. ago Being organised and active may be predictor of longer life, study finds

Researchers find specific self-descriptions predict mortality risks better than broader categories such as extraversionBeing organised, active and helpful could not just make you a better person, it may even help you live longer. On the other hand, being frequently stressed, anxious or moody could be linked to a shorter lifespan.Researchers said their findings, published in the Journal of Psychosomatic Research, could help doctors develop tools for predicting health risks based not only on blood pressure and cholesterol but also on how someone tends to think, feel and behave. Continue reading...

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