Healthy Heart Tips
Stephen Lau
No Miracle Cures
Stress Control for a Healthy Heart
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Heart disease is the Number One killer in the United States, and the leading problem in Western world, claiming more than more million lives annually.
Western medical procedures to treat heart disease are mostly invasive. They are no miracle cures: they only correct the symptoms, without treating the causes.
Healthy Heart Tips
Keep your heart healthy with healthy heart tips.
Healthy Numbers
Maintain ideal blood pressure and cholesterol levels. Avoid using pharmaceutical drugs to maintain your blood pressure and cholesterol levels.
Healthy Lifestyle
Stop smoking, and drink alcohol only moderately.
Exercise regularly to control body weight, to increase your HDL (good cholesterol) and reduce your LDL (bad cholesterol) levels.
Healthy Eating
Do not overeat.
Reduce fat intake.
Reduce sodium intake. Buy natural sea salt, not the table sat at the supermarket.
Eat fresh, and eat organic.
Healthy Oriental Approach
According to the Oriental approach, the heart is the “emperor” of your whole being. Disturbances in the heart affect your whole being. The force that keeps life going is qi, which is internal vital energy, which is determined by the balance of yin and yang. Poor diet, stress, and lack of exercise disrupt the flow of qi. Disruption of qi leads to stagnation, which produces internal heat, which goes into your blood and steams your body, dying out your blood vessels as well as raising your blood pressure.
Acupuncture is a non-invasive procedure to unblock your qi. Acupuncture restores balance for the normal flow of qi.
Qigong is a set of self-healing exercises, incorporating balance, breathing, posture, meditation, and visualization to move oxygen and nutrients to your heart.
The Chinese diet focuses on the balance of yin and yang foods. All foods and herbs naturally embody the Five Elements. By eating the right combination of foods, you can attain the correct balance, thereby enabling the free flow of qi for a healthy heart.
500 Healthy Chinese Recipes Cookbook is based on the concept of yin and yang in the ingredients selected as well as in the method of preparation to create 500 dishes to achieve balance and contrast for a healthy heart.
Healthy Stress, Not Distress
Stress can be positive on heart health. But too much stress can cause distress, which damages blood vessels, and prevents the free flow of blood to your heart.
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