The risk to heart and health caused by harmful daily habits is
one of the most common issues that affect the average American.
Â Trauma, diet, heredity, and age all play a part in heart
health, and each factor must be considered in health-related
decisions to lead a healthier lifestyle. With February, National
Heart Health Month, already upon us, we offer some brief and
broad heart information list that may be of use. The American
Heart Association states that often-seen health problems
include: Arrhythmia (abnormal heart rhythm) - Basic Info:
Arrhythmia is a change from the normal sequence of electrical
impulses. If impulses deviate from normal rhythm, blood canâ€™t
be pumped properly to the rest of the body. - Causes: lingering
damage from heart attack, high blood pressure, obesity, poor
diet, lack of physical activity, tobacco smoke - Quick Advice:
Most kinds of arrhythmia may not be cause for concern. Yet make
sure to seek a doctorâ€™s diagnosis first in order to know about
the severity of your possible a