A healthy heart begins with a healthy lifestyle. Literally everything you do for your health has an impact on how efficiently your heart functions—and how efficiently your heart functions determines your quality of life. So read on below to learn more about the six principles of heart health I recommend everyone live by, regardless of age or health status.
Ever since the days when I was first training as a cardiologist, I’ve been an advocate of yoga. This fantastic form of exercise and relaxation…
A healthy heart begins with a healthy lifestyle. Literally everything you do for your health has an impact on how efficiently your heart functions—and how…
If you want to achieve optimal heart health—and promote overall health and well-being—a high-fiber, healthy-fat, Mediterranean-type diet is absolutely essential. I was a proponent of…
Dairy products are one of the more confusing parts of a diet when you’re eating for heart health. On one hand, dairy foods appear to…
For optimal heart health, my Pan-Asian Mediterranean (PAM) diet emphasizes a generous quantity of high-quality fats—as much as 30 percent of daily calories—which are key…
Fish and eggs are both important components of the Pan-Asian Mediterranean (PAM) diet that I recommend for heart health. Both are rich in protein and…
Mediterranean and Pan Asian peoples, who experience lower rates of heart disease than we do in the United States, integrate fresh fruit into their diet…
To reap all the heart-healthy benefits of my Pan-Asian Mediterranean (PAM) diet, it is important to understand the “new” role meats should play in your…
For optimal heart health, I’ve been recommending the Pan-Asian Mediterranean (PAM) diet—a combination of the diet followed by the people on the Greek island of…
Anyone who adopts my heart-healthy Pan-Asian Mediterranean (PAM) diet will notice that it’s chockfull of veggies. That’s because vegetables make it easy to prepare nutritious,…
"After reading your book Reverse Heart Disease Now and following your recommendations, I lowered my LDL cholesterol from 201 to 147 and raised my HDL cholesterol from 32 to 45 in just two months. Thank you for sharing your knowledge and effort. My LDL/HDL ratio has never been as low as it is now, even when I was doing enormous amounts of aerobic exercise."
—Cliff B., Pennsylvania
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