Heart Health

Eat beef. Don’t eat beef. Eat eggs. Don’t eat eggs. Use margarine instead of butter. Use butter instead of margarine. Use salt. Avoid salt.

It’s important to be able to separate fact from fiction when it comes to heart health, and the saturated fats versus polyunsaturated fats topic is only one example of this.

At Perfect Resonance, we believe that the way to a man’s (and woman’s!) heart is through their stomach! The important cornerstones of heart health are reducing oxidation and inflammation in the body, which can be done by following sound nutritional advice (with food and supplements) as well as lifestyle changes that are proven to boost cardiovascular health.

Closer to the Heart

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I met Anna almost 4 years ago, and I can say that it is the best thing that could have happened to me. I was very sick; hormones were very low, high blood pressure, very tired and with almost no quality of life.

Slowly, under Anna’s guidance and treatments I got better. She gave advice on foods, supplements, and treatments that helped me regain my energy. I can say that the most beneficial treatment was the BioEnergetic Evaluation, an amazing tool that pinpointed weak spots in my system. CranioSacral Therapy was another treatment that helped me enormously, releasing blockages and promoting body relaxation.

Thank you Anna for helping me to be healthy again !!!

Sonia Diaz

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With so much contradictory information out there related to cardiovascular disease, it’s no wonder it affects so many of us. Problems with the health of our heart and blood vessels are collectively referred to as ‘cardiovascular disease’.

Cardiovascular disease can affect the heart, the blood vessels of the heart, and the vast network of arteries and veins that the blood is carried through. High blood pressure and high cholesterol are commonly cited as risk factors for cardiovascular disease, as are smoking, alcohol consumption, physical inactivity, obesity, diabetes, and stress.

According to the Heart and Stroke Foundation, every 7 minutes, a Canadian dies from heart disease or stroke.

Are You Ready for a Change of Heart?

Unfortunately, current research shows that many of the widely circulated nutritional recommendations for modulating some of the risk factors for heart health are ineffective and may in fact be contributing to cardiovascular disease and other health issues.

How can this be? Because many of the dietary recommendations are based on very old research with faulty methodology.

For example, for decades we have been told to replace saturated fats like butter and animal fats, with polyunsaturated fats such as corn oil or sunflower oil.

However, a review of numerous scientific studies suggests that doing so is increasing the rate of death from cardiovascular disease. These findings have led to the emergence of a somewhat controversial theory, and that is that cholesterol and saturated fat, in and of themselves, are not the cause of cardiovascular disease.

 

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