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Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease
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Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease

Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease
Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease
No. of people who have downloaded the SCDF app myResponder since 2015, which sends alerts to its CPR-trained subscribers so that they can assist nearby heart attack victims faster than paramedics can.
Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease
No. of people that Harvard researchers tracked for 26 years to discover that a gluten-free diet may increase risk of heart disease.
Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease
No. of sauna visits required weekly if you want to lower chances of heart disease and stroke by 60 per cent, according to a new Finnish study. This could be due to the heat in the sauna, which lowers blood pressure and artery “stiffness”.
Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease
No. of movie myths that is completely wrong — injecting medicine straight into the heart. Seen in Pulp Fiction where John Travolta injected adrenaline into Uma Thurman, and in Nicolas Cage thriller The Rock, this dramatic method only results in puncturing the organ.
Here's How Many Weekly Sauna Visits Are Needed To Lower Chances Of Heart Disease
How old Burt Reynolds was when he passed away from a heart attack earlier this month. The Oscar-nominated actor was arguably the biggest name to succumb to a heart disease in recent years, and was set to star in Quentin Tarantino’s upcoming film Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. National Heart Week is on Sep 29 at the Toa Payoh HDB Hub Atrium, 8am to 8pm. More info at www.myheart.org.sg.
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18 Sep 2018 03:45PM (Updated: 19 Sep 2018 03:00PM)
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Did you know 17.3 million people worldwide die from cardiovascular disease annually, and in Singapore 16 die from heart disease every day? With World Heart Day (Sep 29) upon us, it's time to get more health conscious - and curious - about the important organ.

Cardiovascular diseases, like heart attack and stroke, accounted for 30 per cent of all deaths in Singapore in 2017, according to the Singapore Heart Foundation. There’s no better time to get educated on heart health than National Heart Week on Sep 29 at Toa Payoh HDB Hub, where you can participate in free activities like a CPR Certification Course, a high-intensity cardio workout and diabetes screening.

Source: TODAY
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