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The @American_Heart association brings us some valuable tips on how to add fresh produce to our meals this summer. Not only are they tasty when used properly, but they can also help you look and feel better.
Summer is here, and so is healthy, delicious summer produce. Get tips on adding them to your plate all season long. See you today at 2pm ET for the Ask the Experts Q&A. @amdiabetesassoc#Type2Take2 https://t.co/IVVnwetMt2
The following story presented by @American_Heart is a reminder that it is important to tend to your cardiac health and overall health as soon as possible. You never know what can happen or be prevented. Everyone is human. Read on for more.
Veronica wants to make sure others, especially young people, know about strokes. "Don't doubt it can happen to you. That's absolutely one of the biggest pieces of advice I would have given myself two years ago." Her story: https://t.co/wbPb8dZTDU
Even if you are uninsured, there are plenty of ways to get a better hold of your health and wellbeing. Find out how our team works to bring heart disease prevention methods to your lifestyle: https://t.co/R7VmsC4TrR #heartdisease#health
Keeping an eye on your blood pressure can help you improve your overall health. This is an amazing and very useful guide. Our Members receive a blood pressure monitor to use at home along with special consultation about hypertension. #health#bloodpressure
Reminder: High blood pressure can lead to heart attack, stroke, heart failure and a host of other problems. Check yours, and talk to your doctor if it's higher than normal.
A type 2 diabetes diagnosis is nothing to be ashamed of. You have the power to control it. Hear more from survivors like Sarah: https://t.co/fWP0QxrAe4. #Type2Take2
1 in 4 stroke survivors will have another, but prevention is possible. Learn more about staying healthy after a stroke from American Heart Association’s president @MitchElkind. Hosted by @marcedesfuller. Set a reminder to watch Tuesday at Noon ET: https://t.co/2E0zk2CMM7
Great job Pearson! This 8 year old's quick thinking saved the day when his grandmother had a heart attack earlier this year. Read more about their amazing story here. #Health#HeartAttack
"I am so thankful for my grandson, Pearson, he is 8 years old and his quick thinking save my life. I love him with all my heart. ❤️"
Mary Satterfield had a heart attack while at home with her grandson in February. She hopes her story can help others: https://t.co/9XK06idI2q
While taking vitamins alone can't prevent heart attacks, adding them to your diet could help keep your heart healthy: https://t.co/WncNEn5KXA #healthyliving
Up until recently, it's been difficult to diagnose fibromyalgia, but a new lab test could soon change that: https://t.co/QeIoRlv1xA #labtest#healthyliving
About half hospitalized COVID-19 patients with elevated troponin levels had some evidence of myocardial injury, a new study shows. https://t.co/ncBpmUmNGZ
Cutting calories can help you cut unwanted pounds and decrease your risk of #t2diabetes. Try using a smaller dinner plate to decrease the number of calories you take in. You’ll trick your brain and stomach into eating less.
#HackYourSnack
Today marks the 5th anniversary of the SG Call to Action to promote walking and walkable communities. #PhysicalActivity remains important for people of all ages and abilities. Learn more: https://t.co/oR2hv7BGx6. #ActivePeople
Curious about the development of high blood pressure and it’s effects over your lifetime? Here is an article from the American Heart Association on hypertension. You’ll notice that age is associated with high blood pressure, and getting older is one risk factor. Prevent early!
Blood pressure tends to rise over a lifetime for most Americans. Learning how and why might provide a better appreciation for keeping it under control. https://t.co/grU8CjjRWM