In the News…
* For a restful night, make your smartphone sleep on the couch (NDTV-02/10/14)
* Exercise like an Olympian (The Boston Globe-02/10/14)
* Star Jones: ‘I am the face of heart disease’ (CNN-02/07/14)
* Too much sugar linked to fatal heart disease, even in those who are not obese (CBS News-02/03/14)
Tag Archive for heart disease
Go Nuts For Your Health
POWER LIVING® TIP: How would you like to curb your appetite and get an energy boost? Grab some nuts for a good heart and brain-healthy snack.
Practice Meditation
POWER LIVING® TIP: How would you like to change your brain to improve your life? Meditation has been found to “re-wire” the brain producing a host of benefits.
Add Papaya to your Meal
POWER LIVING® TIP: Want to feel super good and lower your risk for disease? Eat papaya – a leading superfood. Papaya is packed with antioxidants and offers an abundance of benefits…
Heart Healthy Panel
THE BUZZ: On Monday, May 16th (my birthday), I participated in the live taping of Samsung Experience presents: Getting Healthy with Ta’Nia & Coach Wess. The show introduces the journey of Ta’Nia Doe, Founder of Love Her Heart, from being at high risk for a heart attack to getting heart healthy, while teaching others to…
Love Yourself
PWR TIP: Every 34 seconds someone in the U.S. dies of cardiovascular disease. Heart disease is America’s No. 1 killer. Are you nurturing your heart?
From the Heart
THE BUZZ… This has been an absolutely incredible week! On Thursday, I received the news that I have been selected to serve on the National Spokespersons Panel for the American Heart Association. This is a group of nationally renowned scientists, physicians, and other experts to represent AHA in interviews with national media. I will be…
Power Weekend
THE BUZZ… This weekend I had the honor of leading two workshops for the American Heart Association’s Power Weekend at the Ritz-Carlton Buckhead in Atlanta, Georgia. It was a forum for key opinion leaders ”Power Ambassadors” to network and share ideas for propelling AHA’s “Power To End Stroke” movement forward. It also unveiled successes and…
