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SearchLife is precious, and so is your heart. Our advice from leading medical experts gives you the tools you need to prioritize your heart health — everything from lifestyle tips to recipe ideas and helpful guidance for specific heart conditions.
Not drinking enough fluids can send your blood pressure on a rollercoaster ride
OTC options are unhelpful at best, while some prescriptions can raise your arrhythmia risk
Don’t self-medicate with vitamin supplements without consulting a doctor first
Too little magnesium can make your heartbeat go off beat
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Heart disease can put you at higher risk for depression, so it’s critical to practice self-care
Alcohol use may cause an irregular heartbeat, raised blood pressure and more
Fatigue is more likely caused by low blood pressure or another condition
High heart rate, pain and dizziness can signal something more serious than a skipped beat
For starters, try whole-grain crust, load up on colorful veggies and avoid high-sodium meats
It could be your feet need a rest, but swollen legs may also be a sign of a serious condition
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