With heart disease as the second leading cause of death in Canada, it begs the question, are children today susceptible to heart disease? Although prevalent in adults, heart disease is not a leading cause of death amongst children. However, the majority of risk factors that affect children can be controlled early in life, thus lowering...
Vegan Chai Latte Donuts The leaves are turning colour, and the first day of fall is only a few weeks away! You know what that means… Time for the seasonal flavors of fall to overwhelm our senses! There is nothing better than bundling up for a chilly day, grabbing a warm beverage, and biting...
Camping First Aid: Common Injuries and How to Treat Them! As you pass into the tree line, you close your eyes for only a moment. In that brief moment you notice the damp scent of the forest that fills your nose, the soft cushion of pine needles below your feet, and the call of...
As people age, their risk of heart disease increases. Women especially are susceptible to heart related diseases as they get older. According to American Heart Association, more than one in three female adults has some form of cardiovascular disease. After a woman has gone through menopause, their risk of heart disease increases. Menopause itself does not actually cause cardiovascular issues, however, the risk factors associated with a poor diet, smoking and...
Heartwarming Charity – KidActive Cardiovascular disease is one of the leading causes of death in Canada. Heart disease occurs due to poor diet, smoking, and, of course, inactivity. It is this lack of exercise and action that are one of the primary reasons for obesity and lowered health, which increases the risk of developing heart...
In Canada, heart disease is the second leading cause of death in Canada after cancer and the leading cause of hospitalization. The most common form of heart disease is Ischemic Heart Disease, also known as coronary heart disease. Recovering from a heart attack can be challenging, both physically and emotionally. Recovering from a heart attack...
