How to Prevent a Heart Attack

A heart attack occurs when the supply of blood flow from the coronary artery to the heart is blocked, and this causes injury to the heart muscle. The symptoms of a heart attack involves sudden chest pains and pressure, heartburn, nausea, difficulty breathing and fatigue. In order to reduce the risks, we have to focus on factors that may cause a heart attack. Heart attacks are commonly caused by high cholesterol, smoking, high blood pressure, and excessive stress. You can also pay more attention to your diet by including foods that are nourishing to the heart such as onions, dark green vegetables, cayenne pepper, essential fatty aids and garlic.

Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10)

Many doctors these days are strongly recommending Coq10 which help prevent heart attacks and is also known to strengthen the heart. It is best to check with your physician to find out the right dose of coq 10 you should be taking.

Magnesium

In addition, introduce other supplements in your diet such as magnesium. Magnesium is very essential since it is known for relaxing heart muscles, minimizing heart problems, and providing overall heart health.

Grand Rapids Issues Boil Water Advisory After Water Main Break

After a water break, Grand Rapids residents should be aware of a boil water advisory for more than 20,000 homes and businesses. Watch this video for more information from 13 On Your Side youtube channel.

Health Alert: FDA Issues Warning for 26 Eye Drops Due to Risk of Infection, Blindness

Is it possible that the eye drops you’re using are contaminated? If you’ve been using eyedrops, you must be aware that you could be using a problematic eye care product that could potentially lead to an eye infection or even vision loss.

The Food and Drug Administration issued a warning for Twenty-six over-the-counter eye drops that were removed from store shelves and websites due to their unsafe conditions. Popular retailers such as CVS, Target, Rite Aid, Leader, Rugby etc. have been pulling their eye care products.

Please consult with your healthcare provider if you have symptoms or signs of an eye infection from using these eye care products.

Eye Drop Recall 2023

Some of the Eye Drop Recalled products include the following:

CVS

Lubricant Eye Drops 15 ml (single pack)

Lubricant Eye Drops 15 ml (twin pack)

Lubricant Gel Drops 15 ml (single pack)

Lubricant Gel Drops 15 ml (twin pack)

Multi-Action Relief Drops 15 ml

Lubricating Gel drops 10 ml

Lubricant Eye Drops 10 ml (single pack)

Click here to view the entire list of eye drops that were recalled from major brand retailers

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