Showing posts with label heart failure. Show all posts
Showing posts with label heart failure. Show all posts

Friday, March 20, 2020

Weight Lifting for Middle-Aged and Older People

Exercise including strength training is now just as important and beneficial. Weight training or using resistance training machines will increase skeletal muscle strength, help prevent broken bones from falls, and make your heart stronger to reduce risk of heart failure. Walking and biking will not increase overall skeletal muscle strength like strength training.
Weight Lifting for Middle-Aged and Older People

Tuesday, December 10, 2019

NSAIDs and Heart Attack Risk

A study from the Sept issue of Arthritis and Rheumatology that looked at 7,742 people with osteoarthritis found that those that took NSAID drugs (anti-inflammatory drugs such ibuprofen and aspirin) were at 41 percent increased risk for suffering heart attacks, heart failure and strokes, compared to arthritis patients who did not take NSAIDs. Although many other studies have linked NSAIDs to heart attacks, this was the first to link it to people with osteoarthritis taking NSAID's.
Do you see that this is another reason to try chiropractic or other manual treatments before resorting to drugs?NSAIDs and Heart Attack Risk