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	Men's Health @ Superbherbs - Does High Blood Pressure and Erectile Dysfunction Affect You? SuperbHerbs offers weight loss supplements, colon cleanse products and Ayurvedic herbal medicine for heart disease, high blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes for men's health. We offer herbs and herbal formulas for erectile dysfunction, aminos and vitamins for men's energy, prostate, libido, metabolic syndrome and antiaging. A pot belly in middle age dramatically raises the risk of Alzheimer's. Men and women who have large stomachs in their 40s are three times more likely to suffer serious mental decline when they reach their 70s. Longer, healthier living requires a shift in focus from treatment to prevention. Health is not just the absence of disease or dysfunction, but also an ability to adapt to change, emotional well-being and quality of life. Circulation, for example, can be improved by both herbs/vitamins and daily exercise. People who maintain or improve their health will maintain or improve their sexual function as they age. Similarly, those who become ill or too overweight will experience deterioration of sexual function. The expression of sexuality at older ages enhances the beneficial effects and minimizes the detrimental effects of aging for both men and women. Lack of healthy sexual function negatively effects your overall health. (Lindau, Laumann, Levinson, Waite 2003). Western science has discovered in the last decade some amazing herbal medicine from India for heart disease, diabetes and the control of muscle and joint pain. This medicine has been used effectively for thousands of years. This Indian (Ayurvedic) medicine addresses what doctors now call metabolic syndrome. According to Wikipedia, metabolic syndrome is a combination of medical disorders that increase one's risk for cardiovascular disease and diabetes. Symptoms and features are: High Blood Pressure Overweight with fat deposits mainly around the waist Insulin resistance, impaired glucose tolerance or impaired fasting glucose Elevated triglycerides (bad cholesterol) Decreased HDL (good cholesterol) Inflammation and pain Important factors of metabolic syndrome are aging, low physical activity, high caloric intake and low fiber intake. Over half of American men over thirty have symptoms of metabolic syndrome. Ayurvedic Medicine Formulas from India Ayurveda was developed by the sages in India thousands of years ago and includes everything from rejuvenation of body and mind to internal medicine. Ayurveda actually means “the knowledge of life”. In many locations across India, ayurvedic hospitals still exist next to those that offer modern allopathic medicine. Rather than offer prescription drugs or perform surgery, the ayurvedic treatment centers provide dietary advice, massage and herbal therapy in order to boost energy, cleanse the body of toxins and strengthen the immune system. Ayurvedic medicine relies on a body of knowledge that goes back five thousand years of trial and error over the entire Indian subcontinent. Herbs ruled and herbal formulas flourished and prospered over a long period of time. Even way back then, they had the wisdom to know about the importance of a balanced diet and how diet can impact on health and disease. Modern medicine still has a lot to learn. Facts on Heart Disease in Men In 2002, 340,933 men died from heart disease, the leading cause of death for men in the United States. The age-adjusted death rate for heart disease in men was 297 per 100,000 population. About 8.9% of all white men, 7.4% of black men, and 5.6% of Mexican American men live with coronary heart disease. The average age of a first heart attack for men is 66 years. Almost half of men who have a heart attack under age 65 die within 8 years. Results from the Framingham Heart Study suggest that men have a 49% lifetime risk of developing coronary heart disease after the age of 40. Between 70 and 89% of sudden cardiac events occur in men. Major risk factors for heart disease include high blood pressure, high blood cholesterol, tobacco use, diabetes, physical inactivity, and poor nutrition. In a large study of blood pressure treatment and control, an average reduction of 12 to 13 mm Hg in systolic blood pressure over 4 years of follow–up was associated with a 21% reduction in coronary heart disease, 37% reduction in stroke, and 13% reduction in all–cause mortality rates. Studies suggest that a 10% decrease in total cholesterol levels may reduce the development of coronary heart disease by as much as 30%. Heart Disease Risk Factors Heart disease is the leading cause of death for men. Lowering cholesterol, maintaining a stable weight, not smoking, stress reduction and adequate exercise are the key factors in avoiding a heart attack. Being overweight is also a risk factor for diabetes, cancer, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, strokes and peripheral artery disease. Maintaining a stable weight is not just being careful about what you eat. It is also being careful about what you drink. For the last 25 years, soft drinks have been sweetened with high fructose corn syrup. High fructose corn syrup is a super sugar that actually triggers chemical changes in our bodies that tell our brains to eat more and our fat cells to store more fat. A can of beer is healthier for you than a can of Coke or Pepsi. A can of beer has 150 calories and a can of Coke has 155 calories. Beer contains nutrients, such as protein and B-vitamins and minerals such as magnesium, cadmium and iron. Coke and Pepsi only offer fat-producing empty calories. Thus, 3 cans of beer are 450 calories and 3 cans of Coke are 465 calories. Three cans of Coke or Pepsi won't get you busted for drunk driving, but they will make you fat. Is it any wonder that the biggest ads on TV during the Superbowl are for beer and soft drinks? Is it any wonder that American men are getting fat? Red Wine is healthier than beer. Try mixing red wine with orange juice, it makes for a fine glass of sangria, a great summertime wine punch loaded with vitamins and flavonoids. According to a Danish study published in the British Medical Journal, drinking daily cuts heart disease risk for men, but not for women. It found that men who drink alcohol every day have a lower risk of heart disease than those who drink less frequently. Men who drank once a week had a 7% reduced risk, while men who drank daily had a 41% reduced risk. Facts About Cholesterol Half of all the deaths due to cardiovascular disease are due to coronary heart disease. Coronary artery disease develops when cholesterol is deposited and absorbed into the wall of a vessel within the heart. Here white blood cells trying to consume the cholesterol, lose their battle and rupture, forming plaques. The plaques lead to narrowing of the vessel that can cause intermittent chest pain known as angina. But if the plaque ruptures, a clot is formed that can block the vessel and lead to a heart attack. Cholesterol is a major risk factor for heart disease. By lowering cholesterol, you can prevent heart disease. When we talk about total cholesterol, we have LDL cholesterol, which is the bad cholesterol. One way to remember that is "L" is for lousy; we want to lower it. We also have good cholesterol, which is the HDL cholesterol. "H" is for healthy; we want it higher. Another consideration in managing cholesterol are triglycerides, which are another form of fat found in the blood. Triglycerides are also quite important. Triglycerides are also contained in the plaque buildup that leads to heart disease and they're very strongly related with the development of heart disease. 877-493-5987 U.S. Toll Free Order Line 9-6 Eastern We have organized Superb Herbs Products into the following categories: Aphrodisiacs, Arthritis, Allergies, Cancer, Cholesterol, Cleansing, Eucalyptus Oil, Health Conditions, Herbal Formulas, High Blood Pressure, Magnetic Jewelry, Men's Health, Natural Homeopathic Medicine, Pet Medicine, Prostate, Sexual Vitality, Single Herbs, Vitamins and Weight Loss. \| An Aspirin A Day \| Daily Dietary Fiber \| Weight Loss Tips \| Medical Honey \| Prostate Cancer \| Causes of Fatigue \| Medical Greed \| Benefits of Papaya \| Longevity Diet \| \| Return Home \| Health Conditions \| Superb Herbs \| Vitamins Minerals Aminos \| Natural Medicine \| Men's Health \| Site Directory Contact US \| Links \| Health Blog \|