When we think about menopause, we often focus on symptoms like hot flashes, mood swings, and sleep disturbances. But one of the lesser-known yet serious concerns is the increased risk of heart attack. Women are naturally protected from heart disease due to the presence of estrogen, but after menopause, this protection diminishes. Let’s explore why … Read more
In today’s fast-paced world, loneliness is becoming an increasingly common concern, particularly among women. While loneliness is often associated with emotional distress, recent research suggests that it may have deeper implications for physical health—especially heart health. But can loneliness really increase the risk of heart disease in women? Let’s hear what experts have to say. … Read more
When it comes to our heart health, the term “heart blockage” might sound a bit daunting. But knowing what symptoms to watch for can be incredibly helpful. Heart blockage, or heart block, means that the electrical signals that keep your heart beating in sync are having trouble getting through. This can make your heart beat … Read more
We all know that stress can feel overwhelming, but did you know it can also have a direct impact on your heart? The hormone cortisol, which our bodies release in response to stress, plays a crucial role in managing our immediate reactions. But when stress becomes a constant companion, cortisol levels stay high, and that’s … Read more