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Adopting a cat is good for your Heart in more ways than one! A recent study
(International Stroke Conference), found that owning a cat may lead to a reduced risk of death from cardiovascular disease and stroke by nearly one third! This is an important finding considering the Public Health Agency of Canada reports that
every hour, about 12 Canadian adults age 20 and over with diagnosed heart disease die!
Sounds Purrrfect: Did you know that a cat’s purr creates vibrations at a frequency of 20-140 HZ? Studies have shown that frequencies in the 18-35 HZ range have a positive effect on joint mobility after injury, and scientists have begun talking about how not only do cats prevent heart attacks and strokes… but that their purring has also been associated with a therapeutic healing ability on human bones and muscle. ....

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Bacterial Infections from Opioid Abuse May Also Increase Stroke Risk


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Rare bacterial infections of the heart are surging among people who abuse opioids and other intravenous drugs, a trend that may also be leading to more strokes in this population, according to preliminary results from a study presented in March at the American Stroke Association’s International Stroke Conference.
The study focused on 351 patients treated for endocarditis, or bacterial infections of the heart, at Ohio State University’s Wexner Medical Center from January 1, 2014, through July 1, 2018. During the study period, the proportion of patients who had endocarditis caused by intravenous (IV) drug abuse climbed by 630 percent.
Overall, 170 patients in the study, or 48 percent, had endocarditis due to IV drug abuse. Among this group, 26 percent of patients had a stroke, almost twice the rate of stroke among patients who had endocarditis due to other causes. ....

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How oral health may affect your heart, brain and risk of death