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Health and Medical News - Heart Disease (Cardiology)
Wednesday, 03 September 2008

Matters of the heart are always essential, so tune in. Fitness and health tips may be percolating to the masses. But, not quite at the speed that physicians would like to see. Most people alter their lifestyle only when the Doctor issues an ultimatum – loose weight or have a heart attack. OctanMen, online men’s health magazine tells you how to make your diet heart friendly.

Diet for healthful heart

It’s valuable to learn what to eat for a healthful heart. Even a little bite from a friend’s plate to your lunch may affect your heart in more than one way. Read on to enlighten on which food goes well with your heart and also guarantee your heart is beating with energy. For a healthful heart consume less fat, less sodium, fewer calories and more fiber. No matter which diet you are adhering to, the below stated food will make your heart strong.

1. Oats:
Oats
It is rich in dietary fibre, manganese, selenium and magnesium. As per a research, people who consumed whole –grain oatmeal had lower total cholesterol and LDL ((low density lipoprotein) cholesterol levels compared with those who ate refined grain foods. 7.7mg/dl was the reduction on an average in total cholesterol levels. Based on this, Doctors can prescribe it for reducing cholesterol. American Heart Association recommends it for lowering blood cholesterol and guarding against heart diseases and strokes.

2. Walnuts and Almonds:
Walnuts and Almonds
Numerous studies spotlight the fact that walnut lowers blood cholesterol. Since its rich in polyunsaturated fatty acids it guarantees blood vessels are healthful and elastic. Walnut is rich in fiber and niacin, thiamine, vitamin B6, vitamin E, zinc and potassium.

An in depth study of seven clinics discovered that consuming 1 ounce of almonds daily reduces the risk of heart diseases.

3. Beans, soy and lentils:
Beans, soy and lentils
It lowers total cholesterol level and raises great cholesterol level. Soy is also considered great.

4. Barley:
Barley
Agricultural Research service had discovered that intake of barley lowers blood pressure and enhances cholesterol levels. Food and Drug administration had announced barley diminishes the danger of coronary heart diseases. Particularly, whole grain barley and dry milled barley products like flakes, grits, flour, and pearled barley provide 0.75 grams of soluble fiber per servings. It lowers saturated fat and cholesterol therefore keeping heart diseases at bay.

5. Avocados:
Avocados
An wonderfull source of healthful mono- unsaturated fat, it assists in increasing the level of HDL (high density lipoprotein). This further defends arteries by lowering LDL. A recent research says, ‘An avocado cholesterol diet can decrease cholesterol by 8 percent as compared with 5 percent that low fat diet reduces.

6. Alcohol:
Alcohol
Copious studies have stated that people who consume one or 2 drinks per day have fewer chances of developing heart tribulations. Red wine is rich in flavonoids and therefore guards blood cholesterol. Pregnant ladies should stay away from alcohol.

OctanMen, online men’s health magazine recommends do not wait for the frightful signs, rather encompass the above listed items in your daily diet. For more on health tips stay glued to OctanMen, online men’s health magazine.

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