by Andrew Rudin | Oct 22, 2018 | Cardiology, Healthcare, Healthy Living, Heart Disease, Prevention, Research
Taking care of your heart should always be on the top of your priority list, it is in fact the one organ in your body that pumps blood throughout making it viable to function. If your heart is unhealthy, although you may not look sick on the outside, you are on the...
by Andrew Rudin | Nov 9, 2017 | Cardiology, Healthcare, Prevention
Foods with intensely hot spices like Cayenne, chili, or curry elicit a strong reaction — eaters either love the powerful jolt of flavor and heat, or they avoid it at all costs, often using table pepper sparingly for fear of overwhelming their senses. The former...
by Andrew Rudin | Sep 6, 2017 | Healthy Living, Research
The internet has gone back and forth and back again on the proper protocol for talking about weight and appearance. There always have been and always will be slim people, well-toned fitness people, and curvy people (internet slang right now describes these women as...
by Andrew Rudin | Aug 10, 2017 | Heart Disease, Prevention
Dr. Andrew Rudin, MD, has already written at length about the issues that plague women regarding keeping their hearts healthy and properly detecting and diagnosing a heart attack. Recently, though, studies have begun to demonstrate that there are even more risks for...
by Andrew Rudin | Aug 2, 2017 | Cardiology, Healthcare, Prevention
Sleep apneas are a common condition in which the airway collapses or becomes blocked during sleep, causing stalled breathing. Approximately one in five American adults suffers from a sleep apnea, although in many cases these are mild and don’t present much of an...
