"It can be excruciating and debilitating." With heartbreak, not only do we have to work through the pain of recent love lost, but the current loss can also trigger old grief and stored pain and trauma ...

It doesn't help at this point for your doctor to tell you that hostility is bad for your heart. That ... Whether you walk, swim, ride a stationary bike, or take step aerobics, a consistent ...

It is the same story with exertion-induced angina where again a daily regime of walking or cycling opens up “the collateral circulation” (as it is known), boosting blood flow to the heart muscle.

It’s widely known that walking is great for you. Research shows that walking can cut your risk of heart disease, reduce joint pain and naturally relieve stress. A study published in the Canadian ...

When experiencing chronic stress, individuals might develop broken heart disease, or Takotsubo cardiomyopathy, which temporarily weakens the heart muscle. Although often mistaken for a heart ...