Menopause increases the risk for heart disease, so could the Mediterranean diet be the answer?
Women are very familiar with the risks for breast cancer, but heart disease is actually a bigger risk. It kills six times as many women as breast cancer, so how could it affect you?
Heart disease is the number one killer for women and protecting your heart with bioidentical progesterone will help and being informed is the best way to prevent it.
There are three major health risks for women, and some simple changes will help reduce that and improve your health.
Confusing synthetic progestins found in HRT with bioidentical progesterone has led to some wrong assumptions about the effectiveness and safety of the hormone and hidden its real benefits to women.
A record number of women are on medication for hypertension, but hormone balance and some surprising tips can help naturally control it.
Heart disease is the leading cause of death among women and did you know it claims more lives than cancer, car accidents and AIDS combined?
All the current health advice suggests that sitting too long can really harm your health. The risk increases for heart disease, strokes and cancer but some simple changes can make a real difference.
Following up on National Heart Health Day this week, Dr Weil offers a view on just what is a heart-healthy diet.
29 September was World Heart Day so how are you taking care of this vital organ? Women in the UK are 3 times more likely to die from heart disease than breast cancer and the risk increases at menopause.