Sentences with phrase «less heart»

So, even if we can't take it to the bank that more coffee definitively means less heart disease, the signs are pointing in that direction.

A lot less thrilling it may be but you'll get to have less heart attacks and more of your blood pressure under control.

Isn't that what we wanted less heart in mouth moments.

The correction means that the meta - analysis now says people who report eating lots of this particular fat have significantly less heart disease; previously, it said there was no significant effect.

As expected, there was far less heart disease, cancer or diabetes.

Furthermore, increased nut consumption has been linked in many studies to better health including less heart disease and diabetes (18).

Study after study has shown that lowering cholesterol doesn't make us live longer or better or have less heart disease.

Prior studies have found that centenarians tend to have long - lived children with less heart disease and diabetes.

A 2006 study presented stressful situations to participants, and those who took L - Theanine showed less heart rate elevation in response to the stress.

Although the study found an association between having sleep apnea and experiencing less heart damage during a nonfatal attack, it did not prove a cause - and - effect relationship.

It's the same story, told with much less heart: Rich boy meets poor girl, rich boy's mom orders him into a financially acceptable arranged marriage or be cut off from his fortune, rich boy continues to dally with poor girl on the side while trying to determine if he can live as a pauper.

«It's too early to tell, but if this translates into less heart failure, heart attacks and cardiovascular deaths, then this could mean that morbidly obese patients who have bariatric surgery obtain a cardiovascular risk comparable to a normal weight population.»

WEDNESDAY, Oct. 24 (HealthDay News)-- In a surprising finding, people with sleep apnea appear to suffer less heart damage during a nonfatal heart attack than those without the condition, researchers report.

In this study by Harvard Medical School, sauna seems to lead to less heart problems and longer life.

Most clinical or epidemiological studies comparing people consuming vegetable oils in place of butter or lard claim that they see less heart disease when people switch from the more saturated fats to the polyunsaturated oils.

Is there less heart disease and diabetes?

Consider the Kuna Indians, who live on islands off of Panama — one of the healthiest populations on Earth; 20 times less heart disease compared to us; 20 times less cancer.

Once you get past the inevitable, «Ah, how cute» reaction, you'll see that there few laughs and even less heart to be found in Cats & Dogs: The Revenge of Kitty Galore.

Again, we as viewers are familiar with such difficult imagery from other documentary films shot in countries around the world as well as within the U.S. and the strain of those portrayed is no more or less heart wrenching despite their location.

But drugs that increase HDL cholesterol have flopped in clinical trials, and genes that help raise it don't seem to track with less heart disease.

It does not say that people with sleep apnea have less heart attacks, and can not say this.»

Findings showed that when the thin subjects were stressed, their heart rates were significantly elevated and they had less heart rate variability compared to the normal or pre-obese subjects.

Taking a look at director Jonathan Levine, and it's also surprising that this movie has much less heart than something like 50/50, which Seth Rogen and Joseph Gordon - Levitt both starred in.

However, care has to be taken so that you do not make a blunder in figuring out the type of investment that might cause you less heart ache.

The more lust dominates the heart, the less the heart experiences the nuptial meaning of the body.

He is a great player but not the best the world has ever seen he stands out more because he is in Arsenal, playing with inconsistent players with less heart.

Americans had less heart disease when they ate more eggs.

Leaner bodies, less heart disease and diabetes risk found in people with higher levels of linoleic acid.»

Researchers at The Ohio State University found that men and women with higher linoleic acid levels tended to have less heart - threatening fat nestled between their vital organs, more lean body mass and less inflammation.

It's not clear how this difference leads to less heart disease in Inuits, though it could have to do with an altered mix of fatty acids.

The Amish group was too small to allow researchers to directly link the genetic mutation to less heart disease, however.

Feast to fight disease An excellent source of protein, pork tenderloin has less heart - clogging fat than a boneless, skinless chicken breast.

It is super high in saturated fat, which makes it less heart healthy than other oils, but it has a long shelf life.

So, more plants; less heart disease.

Less heart disease?

The fact that people who exercise have higher HDL, and people who exercise have less heart disease seems to have evaded them.

It's well documented that vegetarians have less heart disease and colorectal cancer, as well as type 2 diabetes and obesity, but many wonder if a vegetarian diet provides adequate protein.

The anti-inflammatory nature of plant foods may explain why those eating plant - based diets have less diabetes (Preventing Macular Degeneration With Diet); fewer allergies (Preventing Allergies in Adulthood); less heart disease (China Study on Sudden Cardiac Death); better moods (Improving Mood Through Diet); and fewer chronic diseases in general (Say No to Drugs by Saying Yes to More Plants).

Well if your metabolism stays higher for a longer period after training like it does with circuit training for example, then you will burn more fat and the less fat you have, the less your heart will have to work to lug you around.

Countries with higher average cholesterol than Americans such as the Swiss or Spanish have less heart disease.

The majority of studies observe that habitual tea drinkers, whether it be green or black, who consumed two cups or more a day, have less stroke incidences, less heart disease occurrences and, lower overall and LDL («bad») cholesterol.