edwardspeter+FollowAFib Care Gets a Major UpgradeThe Heart Rhythm Society just dropped a game-changing framework for Atrial Fibrillation Centers of Excellence! With AFib cases on the rise, these centers will be the go-to spots for early diagnosis, expert care, and better patient outcomes. The new blueprint covers everything from early patient ID to top-notch education and even lets hospitals team up if they can’t do it all solo. Big step for heart health! #AFib #HeartHealth #MedicalNews #HealthcareInnovation #Cardiology #Health6218Share
Ashley Johnson+FollowSame-Day Discharge After Ablation? It’s Happening!Big shift in heart care: more patients are heading home the same day after catheter ablation, thanks to new guidelines from HRS and ACC. Studies show it’s safe for many, with super low complication rates—plus, it saves money and opens up more access. Docs just need to follow a checklist and make sure patients are good candidates. This could mean no more overnight stays for a lot of folks! Would you want to skip the hospital stay? #HeartHealth #MedicalNews #Ablation #HealthcareInnovation #PatientCare #Health3220Share
Ryan Lewis+FollowYour BP Meds Might Be Doing This?!Turns out, some common blood pressure meds could be messing with a key enzyme (ACE2) that actually helps protect your heart! Researchers found that most ACE inhibitors (except lisinopril) can block ACE2, and ARBs might even raise the wrong hormone levels. Basically, the meds meant to help might have some unexpected side effects. The good news? New plant-based ACE2 treatments are being tested, and they could be a game-changer for heart health. Stay tuned! #HealthNews #BloodPressure #HeartHealth #MedicalResearch #Wellness #Health15693Share
Mr. Roy Ewing II+FollowObesity Before Pregnancy = Heart Risk?Just found out that being obese before pregnancy can raise your risk for heart issues later on—and it’s not just about the pregnancy itself. Some of that risk comes from complications like gestational diabetes and high blood pressure during pregnancy, but it’s only a small part of the story. Basically, pregnancy can reveal hidden heart risks, so keeping an eye on your health before and after is a big deal! #WomensHealth #HeartHealth #Pregnancy #ObesityAwareness #Health60Share
margaret39+FollowThat Workout Pain? It Could Be Your ArteriesEver felt weird pain or discomfort in your legs or chest while exercising? Turns out, it might be more than just being out of shape. Experts say this could be a warning sign of clogged arteries—a major risk for heart attacks and strokes. The scary part? You might not notice anything for years! If you get aches that stop when you rest, especially in your legs, don’t ignore it. Time to check in with your doc, especially if you’ve got risk factors like high cholesterol, high blood pressure, or diabetes. #HeartHealth #HealthWarning #FitnessTips #Wellness #CardioCare #Health70Share
shermandarlene+FollowHeart Disease: The Silent #1 KillerDid you know heart disease is STILL the top cause of death in the US? A new study says 941,000 people died from it in 2022—way more than cancer or accidents. The wild part? Experts say 80% of heart issues can be prevented with simple lifestyle changes like eating better, moving more, and quitting smoking. Know your numbers (blood pressure, sugar, cholesterol) and take action—your future self will thank you! #HeartHealth #Prevention #KnowYourNumbers #HealthyLiving #Health250Share
Lori Elliott+FollowGreen Tea: The Secret Cholesterol Buster?Turns out, your daily cup of green tea might be doing more than just waking you up! Studies show that sipping on green tea can actually lower your total and 'bad' LDL cholesterol, thanks to its powerful plant compounds called flavanols. Experts say just two cups a day could make a real difference for your heart. Bonus: black tea, berries, apples, and nuts are also loaded with these heart-healthy perks. Who knew your tea break could be this good for you? #GreenTea #HeartHealth #Cholesterol #Wellness #HealthTips #Health955Share
Michelle Welch+FollowMorning Workouts = Heart Health Boost! 💪Guess what? If you hit the gym between 8 to 11 a.m., you might be doing wonders for your heart! A big study says morning exercisers have a lower risk of heart disease and stroke. Women, in particular, saw major benefits. Are you team morning sweat or do you prefer the afternoon grind? #HeartHealth #MorningRoutine #HeartHealth #MorningRoutine #FitnessGoals #Wellness #Health20Share
maria25+FollowMy Simple 11am Snack Swap for Heart HealthJust heard from heart experts that trading your mid-morning biscuit for a banana (or any fruit) can seriously benefit your health! Not only does it help with cholesterol, weight, and blood pressure, but you also get more fiber and potassium—great for energy and your heart. Personally, I’m ditching the cookies and grabbing fruit at 11 am from now on. Have you tried this snack swap? 🍌🍎 #HeartHealth #SnackSwap #HealthyHabits #Wellness #Health610Share
Jacqueline Howard DDS+FollowWhy I Swapped My 11am Snack for FruitSo I read heart experts are seriously recommending you swap your mid-morning biscuit for a banana—and honestly, it just made sense! Apparently, bananas aren't just tasty—they're packed with potassium to help lower blood pressure and cholesterol, plus fiber to keep you full. Just one small change, but it can really boost your heart health and energy without the crash. Anyone else making this snack swap? HealthyHabits #HeartHealth #SnackSmart #BananaBoost #Health130Share
