We all know that the largest known killer in the whole world is circulatory problems. As a matter of fact, around 610,000 people pass from any type of heart disease in a year. Putting it a smaller perspective, it’s about one (1) in every four (4) deaths, as per the Centers for Disease Control and … Read more
In the United States, nearly 610, 000 people die every year because of cardiovascular and heart diseases. In estimation, that is 1 out of 4 deaths. In this demography, more than half of the deaths caused by heart diseases were men. Having cardiovascular diseases is not a joke. As a matter of fact, it often … Read more
High Blood Pressure also known as the “silent killer,” has been around for centuries. In 2013, high blood pressure or hypertension has k****d over 360, 000 Americans with it being the primary or contributing factor. Those statistics are computed to be around 1, 000 deaths per day. It has no symptoms and it definitely has no … Read more
Well if you try and remember what basic Science was, you would know that there are different blood types.  Specifically, there are: type A(+, -),B(+, -), AB(+, -) , and O(-, +). Let’s not get too technical here. Blood type O is actually the most common and the more important. Why? Because being blood type O gives you the ability … Read more
