Rutin is a compound of a complex sugar obtained from the plant species Carpobrotus Edulis. It is also present in the plant Ruta graveolens, so rutin got its name. It is an integral part of buckwheat seeds, asparagus, citrus fruits, apples, various berries, peaches, and also green tea contains rutin. Rutin is used as a […]
Suzanne Steinbaum is an osteopath and cardiologist living and working in New York City. She is known in the media as a passionate fighter for the preservation of women’s heart health, and in her lectures, she has always emphasized the importance of prevention. He comes from a family of as many as 18 osteopathic doctors. […]
A heart transplant is a transplant of a complete human heart. Heart failure (or congestive heart failure) is a condition in which the heart cannot pump enough blood to meet other bodily organs’ needs. People with heart failure should not strain because they are short of breath and tired. They can also have life-threatening irregular […]
The heart is a strong muscle located in the middle of the chest, slightly to the left, and is protected by the sternum and ribs. The heart works like a pump, allowing blood to circulate through the body. The heart beats about 100,000 beats a day. Blood, pumped by the heart, supplies the body’s cells […]
What causes coronary heart disease? Coronary heart disease occurs due to the deposition of fatty substances, such as cholesterol, in the wall of a coronary blood vessel. These fatty deposits in the coronary blood vessels are called atherosclerotic plaques or lesions. As deposition progresses over time, the vessel’s inner wall thickens, the blood vessel narrows, […]
Artichoke Cynara scolymus L.- Compositae is a plant from the cephalopod family. It is grown as a vegetable in Western Europe and grows mostly in the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands. Artichoke has large flower heads with fleshy succulent inflorescence and fleshy sheathing leaves with a succulent base. These juicy parts are used as vegetables. […]
Angiography is a test that makes the arteries easily visible to X-rays with the help of an injection of fluid injected into the bloodstream. When is angiography used? Until recently, an angiogram was used to determine blood vessels’ condition. Today, non-invasive techniques provide the same information with less inconvenience and risk to the patient. These […]
Cholesterol is a normal component of blood plasma and various tissues in the body. We all have it, and it is essential. It consists of a carbon ring structure with one OH group. Cholesterol is synthesized in the body, and in that way, about two-thirds of the total cholesterol in the body is created. The […]
Most of the arteries that supply the posterior abdominal wall come from the abdominal aorta. The subcostal arteries separate from the thoracic part of the aorta and are distributed below the twelfth rib. The abdominal aorta is approximately 13 cm long. It begins at the diaphragm’s aortic hiatus at the level of the T12 vertebra […]
Hydrogen peroxide – general information hydrogen peroxide has been produced for almost 200 years and is a well-known home remedy known under the chemical name H2O2. As with many simple solutions, it is increasingly forgotten over time, such as the miracle cures of baking soda and soda. It is very effective, cheap, and if used […]
After a heart attack, there is a short time to return and produce energy. Failed energy recovery in the cardiovascular system cells can permanently damage the heart muscle. D ribose is a very cheap preparation that can protect the organism and the cardiovascular system cells from damage due to a heart attack. Cardiologists slowly recognize […]