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Healthy Teeth Problem

perednik.org — Wed, 30 Dec 2009 15:58:28 +0000

NEVER underestimate the problems of the gums. Therefore, a disease affecting almost half of Americans this is coming trigger heart problems.

As reported by MSN, Tuesday (22/12/09), the medical team treating patients with symptoms of the gums and doctors who deal with cardiac patients in cooperation with one message: dealing with a disease can help others avoid them.

Last year, the major journals that discuss heart disease and periodontal journals simultaneously published a consensus that describes the relationship between the two diseases. This cooperation urged the two doctors from different backgrounds to see the body as a whole, rather than an integral part.

“The contents of this theory, if you have some inflammation in one part of the body, it will destroy other parts of the body, whether the heart, gums, or anything else,” said David Cochran, DDS, former president of the American Academy of Periodontology is also Professor of the University of Texas Health Sciences Center, San Antonio.

The study also showed that regular exercise and stress reduction therapies have anti-inflammatory effects. In addition to sports, of course, regular dental examinations. Eating certain foods also help you protect the gums and the heart.

Well, so you can take care of oral health, examines the following EatingWell good food for gums and the heart.

Raisins

Maybe you’re thinking, sweet raisins and sticky is not good for oral health. But, a study cited EatingWell prove otherwise. Antioxidants in raisins fight the growth of various types of bacteria that cause inflammation and gum disease.

Green tea

The researchers report findings related routines consume green tea. Research carried out recently to find facts, hard-working Japanese men drinking green tea significantly the risk of gum disease decreases.

The researchers believe that antioxidants in green tea called catechins is the key. Catechins inhibit the body’s inflammatory response to bacteria that cause gum disease.

Wheat

Dihelat study American Journal of Clinical Nutrition found that men who ate four or more times to consume grain-based foods, the risk of periodontal disease decreased by 23 percent.

“When compared with simple carbohydrates (white rice, bread, noodles), wheat-based foods (oatmel and red rice) is digested more slowly your body. In fact, simple carbohydrates potent in raising blood glucose, “said study leader, Anwar Merchant DMD ScD, who is also epidemiological University of South Carolina.

Avoid spikes in blood sugar production, it means reducing the risk of gum disease and heart disease.

HIV Mikrobasida Confinement

perednik.org — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 18:42:12 +0000

Four years after research began binding the HIV virus researchers from the British Medical Research Council announced that their efforts failed. The researchers who developed the polymer compounds of the chemical compounds naphtalene sulphonate say that they make in the form of jelly that is applied to the sexual organs failed to prevent the transmission of the virus.

Experiments involving 9385 women in South Africa, Zambia, Uganda, and Tanzania, according to Dr Sheena McCormack had no effect, 4.1 percent of volunteers who use the jelly mikrobasida (exterminator microbes) that remain infected by HIV, as well as volunteers who are not given jelly contains mikrobasida.

Life Without Tobacco

perednik.org — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 18:40:28 +0000

Stop smoking tobacco is not easy. From the number of smokers who tried, known to many who fail. That’s not because smokers do not want to “retire” early, but the nicotine trap KEPAYANG make them intoxicated. But they are actually aware of the threat of cancer, heart attacks, impotence, or interruption of pregnancy.

One of the winners quit smoking program “Quitters Are the Champions” – which held Stop Smoking Clinic General Hospital and Pfizer Friendship – Henny Gunawan, felt an acute addiction to cigarettes is so strong. Mother of three children was in fact have not been able to enjoy tobacco again. “But I have no power off,” Henny said in Jakarta last week.

Henny, 46 years old, has 30 years of smoking. Within a day, on average he spends 20 cigarettes. Type of cigarettes he smoked his brand switching. But now successfully removed Henny addiction. He made it through three months without tobacco. During that time he was guided by a pulmonary specialist and psychiatric specialists. “I nonnikotin medication twice a day,” said the woman who was also married to a smoker.

According to medical specialists soul General Hospital Friendship Center, Dr. T. Tribowo Ginting, SpKJ – which led Henny – the first week of the program was found to be a lot of complaints because the participants face the nicotine withdrawal symptoms. There are psychological effects that arise, such as decreased concentration, fatigue, and sleep problems.

However, Tribowo said, these effects usually disappear within one or two weeks. “It’s just the body adaptation mechanisms,” he said in a discussion Tribowo cigarettes in Jakarta some time ago.

Indeed, suddenly out of cigarettes, according to Tribowo, still leads to the suggestion in the smoker. Sometimes the suggestion that there are now former smokers view cigarettes or asbaknya. Especially if the environment is not conducive, in the sense of many smokers. “It can evoke memories of cigarettes.” In addition, psychological Tribowo see these smokers feel inferior if you do not smoke.

Such suggestions are usually survive long enough. To bury it, take nonnikotin drug therapy combined with counseling. Specifically, the drug was working nonnikotin on nicotine receptors in the brain. These drugs reduce the symptoms indicated aka Craving addiction and substance withdrawa or broken. “This includes reducing the pleasure of smoking,” explained Tribowo.

To foster self-confidence, Tribowo emphasize the positive value to the participants quit smoking. It is diverting their minds to realize that the habit can damage health. Beyond that, which is also important is the support of people around. At the very least, they could help by getting rid of something that smells of cigarettes, such as ashtrays, posters or cigarette lighter.

But it must be remembered that a judge should not support people who want to repent from it sakau tobacco. If the opposite, according to Tribowo, had made the intention to stop smoking so failed.

Program “Quitters Are the Champions” was held in September-November 2009. Of 210 applicants, 23 people selected for the program. And in the end 18 of whom managed to quit smoking. This of course is still very small compared to the number of active smokers in Jakarta, which reaches 3 million people or 35 percent of the population that reached more than 9 million people.

In the clinic to stop smoking RSUP Friendship, the venue for this program, the average patient was male. Ratio of about three to one by women. The clinic used the method to stop the total and gradual method. So far, according to Tribowo, which effectively is a direct method to stop the total. “A lot of program participants ‘quitter’ successful use (method) is,” said Tribowo. The oldest patient in this hospital’s aged 50 years, while the youngest age of 20 years.

On the same occasion, Dr Agus Dwi Susanto, SpP, lung specialist who is also Vice Chairman of the Stop Smoking Clinic RSUP Friendship, said the study proves that this program could be eliminated smoking with medical therapy. Although, the study showed that 70 percent of people who intend to quit smoking, only 5-10 percent that can do it without help.

Another example of a successful quit smoking in this program is Yadi Mulyadi. This guy is 25 years old hyperactive type smokers. He could spend three packs of cigarettes per day. Ironically, Yadi was a nurse. This he dedicated his success to his wife. “Without a cigarette, feels more comfortable life,” he said.

When Smokers Stop Smoking
- Twenty minutes after quitting. Heart rate and blood pressure decreases.
- Twelve hours after quitting. Carbon monoxide level in blood drops to normal.
- Two weeks to three months after quitting. There are increasing circulation and lung function increases.
- One to nine months after quitting. Cough and shortness of breath decrease. Cilia – the fine hairs that move mucus out of sweeping the lungs – return to normal operation. Cilia’s ability increases, the lungs are clean and decreases the risk of infection.
- One year after quitting. Risk of coronary heart disease was reduced to half than active smokers.
- Five years after quitting. Reduced risk of stroke 5-10 years after quitting.
- Ten years after quitting. The risk of lung cancer, mouth, throat, bladder, cervix, and pancreas, so declined.

Pregnant women and High Risk Maternity Swine flu

perednik.org — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 18:20:46 +0000

Los Angeles – swine flu was not only dangerous for pregnant women, but also threatens new mothers giving birth. In the study showed a high risk to pregnant women and new mothers who give birth in hospital with flu pigs.

Pregnant mothers who gave birth in two weeks or less in the high risk of severe flu complications. Swine flu becomes a threat to pregnant women after a well-documented, and public health officials urging them to get vaccinated.

A previous study showed that pregnant women infected with the virus are more likely to be hospitalized and face greater risk of death than other public patients. The new report released Wednesday by the New England Journal of Medicine, is the first to see the risks for the woman who had just given birth and highlights the continued high risk after pregnancy.

The results of the study makes Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recently revised guidelines, which recommend the flu drug given to women who show signs of flu soon after their birth.

This study was conducted by the California Department of Public Health and the CDC. California is the nation’s most populous, which has conducted surveillance H1N1 disease since 2009. The study involved 94 pregnant women and eight new mothers who were hospitalized during the first four months of a pandemic before a vaccine is available, in October.

Most of these pregnant women in second or third trimester, when the risk of flu complications believed to be the highest. Many otherwise healthy and go to the hospital with mild symptoms such as fever or cough, but their health rapidly declined.

The researchers estimate that the swine flu killed more than four pregnant women per 100,000 live births in California. Pandemic has proven to be deadly for pregnant women. And death from childbirth are quite rare in the United States. One of the most common cause of excessive bleeding.

“This is not unusual in that infectious diseases can increase overall mortality,” said Dr. Denise Jamieson from the CDC, which became part of this research.

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perednik.org — Mon, 28 Dec 2009 18:05:25 +0000

Inicios y misión del Programa

Durante más de treinta años Gustavo Perednik viene llevando a cabo una vasta tarea educativa en muchos países, sobre todo desde que en 1982 se trasladara a Israel desde la Argentina. A fin de darle a su tarea un marco de seguimiento y orden, se consolidó el Programa de Educación y Esclarecimiento acerca del Rol del Judío en el Mundo.
El programa fue adoptado por el distrito XXIII de la B´nai B´rith durante su Convención del 21 de agosto de 2000 en Panamá. En 2006 el Programa fue relanzado bajo los auspicios de la Fundación Hadar, que fuera presentada en la ciudad argentina de Mar del Plata, durante el Encuentro del Joint (10 de mayo).
Durante los años 2000-2006 Gustavo Perednik dictó más de mil conferencias en cien ciudades de cincuenta países. Asimismo intervino en decenas de programas televisivos y entrevistas radiales y periodísticas. Nuestro website fue visitado por más de doscientas mil personas, a un promedio de más de cuatro mil visitas mensuales.
Durante 2001 y 2002 el centro de las actividades fue el norte de Sudamérica, durante 2003 España y China, y durante 2004 Canadá y el sur de Sudamérica. A partir de 2005 el foco geográfico principal es el sur latinoamericano.
El Programa consiste en la capacitación de jóvenes y directivos, así como en el dictado de conferencias en universidades, comunidades, escuelas y centros culturales, tanto para judíos como para no-judíos. El objetivo es ofrecer esclarecimiento acerca del rol del judío en el mundo.
Nuestro Programa es parte de la premisa de que la comprensión del rol del judío en el mundo es una necesidad tanto para judíos como para gentiles, ya que a pesar de Internet y del acceso permanente a información, la presencia del judío en la historia y en la actualidad no está exenta de malentendidos y desinformación.
El concepto de “comprensión del rol del judío en el mundo” abarca:
Visualizar la civilización judaica de modo global, sus orígenes, fuentes y mensajes.
Tomar conciencia de la hostilidad de la que los judíos han sido objeto por milenios.
Valorar el aporte de los judíos a la civilización, y la validez de la cultura judía en nuestros días.

Entender la importancia del renacimiento judío en la era moderna, tanto para el pueblo judío en ar Desde su nacimiento, más de doscientas mil personas han visitado el website del Programa, que responde decenas de preguntas diariamente, acerca del rol de los judíos desde los ángulos más diversos. Asimismo, durante los años 2000 a 2006 el Programa ofreció más de un millar de conferencias en casi cien ciudades de cincuenta países sobre una amplia variedad de cuestiones que responden a nuestros cuatro focos temáticos, a saber:
LA CIVILIZACIÓN JUDAICA
LA JUDEOFOBIA
LA CONTRIBUCIÓN DE LOS JUDÍOS A LA HUMANIDAD
EL RENACER JUDÍO EN LA MODERNIDAD
OTROS TEMAS

A partir de 2003, la información referida a conferencias y actividades en China, fue transferida a la página del Programa Ai Tian de Esclarecimiento judaico en China.

Beginnings and mission of the Program

For more than last thirty and especially since his move to Israel in 1982, Gustavo Perednik has been teaching in many countries. His vast educational activity abroad was carried out under the auspices of the Hebrew University, the Israeli Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Keren Hayesod, the World Jewish Congress, the World Zionist Organization, Joint, and others.
In order to give a more organized framework to his trips and lectures, the Program for Jewish Education and Information on the Jew’s Role was launched on August 21, 2000 (during the B’nai B’rith Convention in Panama.) The Program was born with the support of the Yehoshua and Haya Gilinski Foundation and is now under the auspices of the Hadar Foundation.
The Program consists in training youths and layleaders, and in lecturing at universities, communities, schools and cultural centers, both for Jews and non-Jews. The aim of the Program is to explain the role of the Jew in various areas of human civilization.
Between 2000 and 2006 our Program offered more than one thousand lectures in one hundred towns of fifty countries, on topics that connect Judaism to Modernity.
Since 2003, all our activities in China are dealt with separately under The Ai Tian Program for Jewish Understanding in China.
Our website was visited by more than 200,000 people. Since the majority of our activities are in Spanish, most of our website is in Spanish.

Universidades del Exterior donde

Gustavo D. Perednik Dictó Conferencias

2007
Universidad Garcilaso de la Vega, Lima, Perú
4/03/07 La Tercera Guerra Mundia

2006
Cursos en la Universidad ORT de Montevideo
Grandes Pensadores
La novelística hebrea: entre Mapu y Amós Oz
Presencia judía en la civilización occidental

UCEMA, Buenos Aires, Argentina
6/11/06 Jornada sobre el Rebrote del Antisemitismo en Argentina

Hospital Militar Central, Bogotá, Colombia
14/3/06 “Judaísmo: fe y revolución científica”

Universidad Sergio Arboleda, Bogotá, Colombia
15/3/06: “El Judaísmo: Fe y revolución Científica”
“La naturaleza de la Judeofobia”

Centro Ibn Haldún de la Universidad Marroquín, Guatemala
16/3/06: “Las Moralejas del Holocausto”

Universidad Mariano Gálvez, Guatemala
16/3/06: “Einstein, Freud y el Judaísmo”

SETECA (Seminario Teológico Centroamericano), Guatemala
17/3/06: “La condición judía en el mundo moderno”.

CIRMA, Centro de Investigaciones Regionales de Mesoamérica, Antigua, Guatemala
19/3/06: ”La Tercera Guerra Mundial”

2005
Curso en la Universidad ORT de Montevideo

Grandes Pensadores

2004

Universidad del Norte, Asunción, Paraguay
16/11/04 La Judeofobia

Universidad Veiga de Almeida, Río de Janeiro, Brasil
28/10/04 Israel en camino a la paz

Universidad de Montevideo, Uruguay
23/9/04 El renacer del pueblo judío en el siglo XX

Universidad ORT, Montevideo, Uruguay
12/7/04 – 6/9/04 Curso: Grandes Pensadores

Universidad de la Empresa, Montevideo, Uruguay
22/6/04 La Judeofobia

Universidad de Miami (Koubek Center)
28/04/04 Totalitarianism and the West

Universidad de Puerto Rico
23/04/04 La naturaleza de la judeofobia

2003

Universidad de Vigo, Pontevedra, Galicia España
29/5 La propaganda en el conflicto del medio Oriente

Universidad de Vigo, Vigo, Galicia, España
2/6 La naturaleza de la judeofobia

Universidad Católica del Uruguay
5/5 La naturaleza de la judeofobia

Universidad de Zhengzhou
11/9 Judaism and Western Culture

2002

Universidad Rovira i Virgili, Tarragona, España
4/3 La naturaleza de la judeofobia

Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona
5/3 Pensadores judíos contemporáneos

Universidad de Girona
6/3 La Judeofobia

Universidad de Barcelona
6/3 La imagen del judío en Shakespeare y Quevedo

Universidad de Santiago, Chile
21/3 Israel y el proceso de paz

Instituto de Estudios Estratégicos, Asunción, Paraguay
13/6 Israel y el proceso de paz

Universidad Empresarial Siglo 21, Córdoba, Argentina
18/6 Las lecciones del Holocausto Universidad de Nanjing, China
Curso de 24 horas sobre Judíos y Judaísmo
Durante el mes de Julio

Fundación Sabino Arana, Bilbao, España
15/10 Judaísmo y democracia
Universidad de Henan, China
Serie de conferencias sobre Jerusalem y la judeidad de Israel
3/12 5/12

2001

Universidad ICESI, Cali, Colombia
20/3 La génesis del monoteísmo

Universidad Sanbuenaventura, Cali, Colombia
21/3 Judaísmo y Democracia

Universidad Autónoma de Occidente, Cali, Colombia
21/3 La Condición Judía en el Mundo Moderno

Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana (UPB)
28/3 Filosofía y Suicidio

Universidad ENEP-UNAM de Acatlán, México
22/5 Israel como Estado Judío, y luego sobre
22/5 Shakespeare y los judíos

Universidad José Cecilio del Valle, Honduras
29/5 Israel como Estado Judío

Universidad de San Carlos de Guatemala
30/5 Situación en el Medio Oriente

Universidad Galileo, Guatemala
31/5 La ciencia frente al relato de la Creación

Escuela Politécnica (Militar), San Juan Pequetepez
31/5 Israel como Estado judío

Universidad Francisco Marroquín
31/5 La muerte

Universidad Pontificia Bolivariana, Medellín, Colombia
31/8 Exégesis moderna de la Biblia
31/8 Ciencia y Religión

Universidad Iberoamericana de México
12/10 Judeidad en Franz Kafka

Universidad de Panamá
17/10 El proceso de paz en Medio Oriente

Universidad San Francisco, Quito, Ecuador
22/10 Ciencia, Filosofía y Religión

Universidad de Nanjing, China
20/11 Israel como Estado judío

Universidad Tecnológica, El Salvador
27/11 Filosofía y Suicidio

2000

Universidad Católica, Lima, Perú
11/9 La Naturaleza del Hombre en el Génesis

Universidad Nacional Mayor de San Marcos
12/9 La Imagen del Judío en la Literatura

Universidad de Lima
12/9 Israel como Estado judío

Universidad del Valle, La Paz, Bolivia
14/9 La Judeofobia

Universidad del Valle, Cochabamba, Bolivia
15/9 La Judeofobia

Universidad de la República, Santiago de Chile
21/9 Judaísmo y democracia

Universidad Central de Caracas
29/11 El proceso de paz en el Medio Oriente

Universidad de La Habana, Cuba
4/12 Encuentro con profesores de historia

1999Universidad de Panamá
9/8 Presentación del libro “Judeofobia”
9/8 Seminario de tres conferencias sobre “La imagen del judío
en la literatura” (Shakespeare, Joyce y Borges)

Universidad de Barcelona
17/11 La Judeofobia

Universidad Complutense de Madrid
18/11 La Judeofobia

Universidad de Valencia
18/11 El fundamentalismo

1998 Universidad Nacional de Panamá
Curso de 40 horas sobre La Naturaleza de la Judeofobia
(durante agosto, 7/8-23/8)

Bogotá
2/12 Encuentro con Rectores y Profesores universitarios

Instituto del Servicio Exterior de Costa Rica
7/12 Israel como Estado judío

Universidad de Costa Rica
7/12 Judeidad en la Narrativa de Jorge Luis Borges

Instituto Teconólogico de Costa Rica, Cartago
7/12 El sionismo cristiano

Universidad Latina, San Pedro, Costa Rica
8/12 La Naturaleza de la Judeofobia

UNPHU (Universidad Nacional Pedro Henríquez Ureña), Santo Domingo 23/11 Ciencia, Filosofia y Religión

PUCAMAIMA (Pontificia Universidad Católica Madre y Maestra), Santo Domingo
24/11 Ciencia, Filosofía y Religión

UTESA, Santiago, República Dominicana
25/11 Grandes polémicas de la historia judía

Universidad de Panamá
26/11 Israel como Estado Judío
27/11 La Judeidad en Borges

ULACIT (Universidad Latinoamericana de Ciencia y Tecnología), Panamá
30/11 Cuentos Filosóficos

1997

Instituto Ben Gurión (Universidad de Chile)
16/6 El tema el pensamiento judío existencial

Universidad Nacional de Panamá
2/12 La fascinación por lo judío en la literatura

Universidad Nacional de Asunción, Paraguay
17/6 Filosofía y religion

Universidad de San Marcos, Lima, Perú
19/6 La Naturaleza del Hombre en el Génesis

Pontificia Universidad Católica, Lima, Perú
20/6 Encuentro del Departamento de Filosofía

1996

Universidad Hebraica de México
26/6 Encuentro con plantel directriz y profesores

1995

Escuela Pellegrini, Universidad de Buenos Aires
16/5 Israel Hoy
Universidad de Buenos Aires
Curso de 14 horas sobre La Naturaleza de la Judeofobia
Cátedra Martin Buber, Facultad de Filosofía y Letras
Mayo y junio (16/5, 18/5, 23/5, 30/5, 1/6, 6/6, 8/6)

Universidad Argentina Bar Ilán
29/5, 30/5 Serie de conferencias sobre La Revelación

Universidad de Congreso, Mendoza
2/6 El liderazgo

Universidad Francisco de Marroquín, Guatemala
9/6 La literatura de Jorge Luis Borges

1991

Universidad de El Salvador, Buenos Aires
19/9 y 24/9 El pensamiento judío

1989

Universidad de El Salvador, Buenos Aires
6/9 La muerte en el judaísmo.

Objetivos

El Programa de Educación y Esclarecimiento está destinado a judíos y no-judíos. A los primeros, porque este conocimiento es parte esencial de su identidad.
En el caso de los judíos más religiosos, el primer objetivo es ayudarlos a entender de qué modo es factible portar la tradición en nuestro mundo vertiginoso, y cómo es posible ser simuláneamente depositarios del reino de la Torá, y del de la ciencia y modernidad.
En segundo lugar, nuestro objetivo es permitirle al judío religioso entender mejor el tipo de mancomunión que lo une a los trece millones de judíos en su conjunto, a fin de que pueda asumir la judeidad desde una perspectiva más fraternal y menos crítica.
Para los judíos menos religiosos, la comprensión del rol judío los ayuda a asumir más resueltamente su compromiso con la continuidad, y a expresar ese compromiso sin inhibiciones.

Objetivos entre la población no Judía
El Programa de Educación y Esclarecimiento es una necesidad en el mundo no-judío. La presencia del judío en la percepción social, es desproporcionada a su cantidad. Por ello, la temática relacionada al rol del judío despierta natural y reiterada curiosidad.

Entre los no-judíos, la comprensión del rol del judío tiene como objetivos:
En primer lugar, neutralizar prejuicios y hostilidades, y, en términos generales, superar el hálito de misterio en el que muchas veces se envuelve la percepción del judío.
En segundo lugar, permitirá un conocimiento más íntimo de la singularidad judía, para promover de este modo una relación armoniosa entre los judíos y la sociedad circundante.

Inicios y misión del Programa

A partir de 2003, la información referida a conferencias y actividades en China, fue transferida a la página del Programa Ai Tian de Esclarecimiento judaico en China.

The Danger of Lurking Heart Disease

perednik.org — Mon, 21 Dec 2009 15:52:58 +0000

Heart diseases lurking indiscriminate people from all walks of age. Weight factor, high blood pressure, smoking, and exercise are lazy triggering factor.

Despite the deadly disease, many people seem to ignore the importance of maintaining healthy to avoid the risk of heart disease affected.

In fact, according to the American Heart Association, as many as 59 percent of Americans are reluctant to exercise that can improve the ability to breathe while keeping the stability of the heart.

“It should be noted is the amount of weight and waist circumference that you have. These two risk trigger other health problems is cholesterol and diabetes, “say Dr Donald M Lloyd Jones as chairman of the committee Heart Association Statistics (Heart Association Statistics). Excess weight will be a trigger heart problems.

“This modern food has more calories, and we do not do anything to burn calories in the body,” added Jones, who also serves as a staff cardiologist at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine this. Data in the year 2003-2006 showed, at least 11.3 percent of children and adolescents have a body mass index excess to their age.

Of course, this situation is not good, considering adolescent overweight has a 70 percent chance of becoming obese as adults later. Thus, preventive measures must be done, especially for the young. Jones argues, this is a long-term problems to be solved. Do not let young people realize the importance of health care when they stepped on the head five.

The problem, controlling the amount of cholesterol into the body is an act that many people still ignored if seen from the statistics of the Statistics Agency of the Heart and Stroke disorder in 2010. Few of Americans who suffer from heart problems to get treatment to reduce fat levels.

Moreover, only a few patients who do care and are able to achieve the target reduction in LDL cholesterol levels. LDL is the bad cholesterol that when the amount of excess in the blood will be deposited on the walls of blood vessels to form clots that can clog arteries.

“People who suffer from obesity, lazy exercise, and smoking is an easy target this disease. Surprisingly, many young people who turn a blind eye to this, “said Dr. Clyde W. Yancy, president and director of Baylor Heart and Vascular Institute in Dallas. He added another thing to note is to keep blood pressure so high not also be the risk of heart disease.

Stressed Yancy, smokers have a higher risk of heart disease as much as two to three times greater than those who do not smoke. People who eat their cigar or pipe smoking, seems to have a risk of heart problems is higher than cigarette smokers who consume white. However, this type of smokers actually have a level of risk of heart disease lower.

High cholesterol levels also trigger the disease. If the blood cholesterol levels increased, so did the risk of heart problems. Coupled with smoking, the risk is higher. Cholesterol levels are also influenced by age, sex, heredity, and diet.

Meanwhile, high blood pressure makes the heart become thickened and stiff. This is then continued at the risk of stroke, heart attack, kidney failure, and heart failure. Another factor that causes this disease is a lazy exercise appears. In fact, physical activity can keep cholesterol levels, reduce the risk of diabetes, and obesity.

People who have excess weight, especially those who have a large waist circumference. Excess weight increases the blood pressure and cholesterol levels, while lowering levels of good cholesterol or HDL cholesterol for your body. HDL has a clear function of blood vessels from excessive LDL cholesterol.

HDL cholesterol levels high is a good sign as long as LDL cholesterol less than 150 mg / dl. Furthermore, obesity or being overweight can make the development of diabetes.

Many obese people claim it difficult to lose weight. However, only by eliminating 10 pounds be able to help prevent the risk of heart disease. Yancy continued, patterns of unhealthy living, obesity, and smoking among young people now, certainly would increase the number of heart patients. He also hoped in the year 2020, by 20 percent of deaths caused by heart disease and stroke could be reduced.