HEART AWARENESS

Come February, you should be listening to your heart - and not because of Valentine's Day.

Check out this heart healthy alternative recipe for salsa and chips. It costs less than five dollars and takes less than ten minutes!

In gathering additional research for my Masters in Business Administration thesis paper, and with such high responses to my "Personal Awareness" postings; I have decided to go further and discuss these items with you on a deeper level.

Are you wearing red today? Millions of ladies are Going Red for Women to raise awareness for heart health among women. Heart disease is the number one killer of women in the United States, according to the American Heart Association.

The absence of well-known heart disease risks like smoking and being overweight can lead us to believe we have no need for concern. I hope this will serve as forewarning for someone otherwise ignoring potentially dangerous, less obvious risks.

Heart Valve Disease affects 1 in 7 people. Know its causes, symptoms, and treatment options.

Heart disease is the number one cause of death in American women, and each year approximately 35% of adult American women die from heart disease. According to the American Heart Association, eight million women in the US have some type of heart disease.

This February, 1st through 5th grade Aurora Academy students participated in Jump Rope for Heart, raising over $1,200 for the American Heart Association .

A spiritual analogy using a movie as the example to explain how human life and pure awareness really work.

Get your Diabetes awareness merchandise to show your support this November. Here are some of the diabetes awareness products that are available and where you can find them.

A new set of guidelines was released today to help prevent the #1 cause of death among women: heart disease. The most significant addition to this list is that of aspirin for most women. These guidelines, along with regular medical care, can help ward of heart disease.

While fans gobbled up cheesy pizzas, deep-fried chicken wings and salty chips during Super Bowl XLI, the American Heart Association raised awareness about heart disease. Was it effective? Read the review for "You Gotta Have Heart."