How to practice cardiac coherence?
Practice the cardiac coherence allows you to influence your heart rate. This practice, resulting from neuroscience research carried out in ...
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Resumption of sport: be careful not to make this mistake which can trigger cardiac arrest
© Shutterstock The benefits of physical activity for preventing the occurrence of cardiovascular diseases have long been scientifically validated, and ...
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Cardiac surgeons discover microplastics in their patients’ hearts
© Shutterstock / PeakstockAs we know, plastics are present everywhere in our environment (including at the highest peaks of our ...
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Cardiac Coherence: 5 exercises, the benefits, the method
© ShutterstockSimple breathing technique accessible to all, cardiac coherence calms stress, anxiety, and many other intrusive emotions quickly. How to ...
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Migraines: a new remedy for cardiac patients
Compounds in Telcagepant exert effects by blocking the alternative peptide receptors of a hormone gene called calcitonin at several sites ...
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Cardiac coherence: how to practice?
© Getty ImagesThe phenomenon of cardiac coherence was identified by the American Institute HeartMath in the 1990s, based on the ...
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Sodas increase the risk of cardiac arrest
Studies on sugary soft drinks follow one another and all confirm that they are bad for your health. This new ...
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Cardiac arrest: a link with testosterone levels
Measuring the level of sex hormones (testosterone and estradiol) in the blood of patients could help identify those at risk ...
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Menopause: the cardiac risk linked to the severity of symptoms
© ThinkstockThe more severe the symptoms of menopause, the higher the risk of cardiovascular disease, according to results of a ...
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What is your cardiac profile?
Cardiovascular diseases are the leading cause of death among women in France, did you know that? Diabetes is a risk ...
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Cardiac arrest: knowing the symptoms to save lives
Each year, around 50,000 French people die prematurely from cardiac arrest. Or about one cardiac arrest every 10 minutes. And, ...
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The risk of cardiac arrest increased in Parisian stations
Parisian stations are bad for our hearts! Indeed, heart attacks occur five times more often in these places than in ...
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Cardiac arrest: warning signs that should not be underestimated
© Monkey Business In France, there are ten times more deaths from cardiac arrest that killed on the road, according ...
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Motilium causes cardiac arrests
© DeklofenakThe independent review Prescrire calls on the public authorities to withdraw from the market drugs based on domperidone, a ...
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How to practice cardiac coherence
Cardiac coherence is a neuroscience-based health tool that is mainly used for its anti-stress benefits. It makes it possible to ...
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Is he cardiac? Life goes on !
Become his coach, not his mom As long as you are reasonable and follow your treatment seriously, you can lead ...
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A patient saved thanks to cardiac micro-stimulators
© Getty images"Without Professor Leclercq and the cardiology team of the Rennes University Hospital, I would probably no longer be ...
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Sport against cardiac aging
© ThinkstockIt is possible to reverse the cardiac agingby practicing before 65 years and regularly a particular physical training, according ...
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Cardiac arrest: in Lyon, the SAMU uses cardiopulmonary bypass
Just like the SAMU in Paris, the emergency physicians of the SAMU in Lyon can now perform cardiopulmonary bypass surgery ...
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Man survives 18 hours of cardiac arrest
Man survives 18 hours of cardiac arrest April 6, 2018. This man is incredibly lucky and has become a textbook ...
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Child goes into cardiac arrest after eating hot dog
© istockOne hot dog too many. After eating a large piece of hot dog at school, a 9-year-old suddenly passed ...
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A promising technique to save victims of cardiac arrest
© istockWhile each year, around 50,000 adults in France die from cardiac arrest, immediate management by extracorporeal circulation could increase ...
Read moreCardiac arrest: do you know the saving gestures?
October 20, 2016. Each year, nearly 50,000 people die of cardiac arrest and nearly 120,000 suffer from a myocardial infarction. ...
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Cardiac: regular physical activity increases the life expectancy of patients
June 1, 2016. After a heart attack, patients have long been advised not to strain because of their weakened hearts. ...
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He comes back to life after 30 minutes of cardiac arrest
© iStockPhotoFor the parents of 4-year-old Liam, the holidays are even happier than usual. As they put the presents under ...
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Untreated cardiac arrhythmia increases the risk of stroke
October 7, 2010 - One-third of people with atrial fibrillation - the most common form of arrhythmia - have no ...
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Cardiac arrhythmia: beware of stroke risks
June 12, 2009 - When not adequately treated, atrial fibrillation would multiply by five the risk of suffering from a ...
Read moreBad boss, cardiac employee?
December 10, 2008 - Employees who have a negative perception of their boss's management skills are at greater risk of ...
Read moreCardiac resuscitation: also effective without “mouth-to-mouth”
December 20, 2007 - The fear of "mouth to mouth" should no longer be a barrier to assisting a person ...
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Cardiac arrest: the French do not know the gestures that save
Detecting the symptoms of a cardiac arrest, calling the ambulance service, massaging or using a defibrillator are not practices mastered ...
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