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Bios Life US Doctors Testimoniesdddangerr4 min 29 sec - Aug 20, 2007This natural, orange juice tasting health drink has help me to reduce my cholesterol from 300 to 100 in a 2 months. Doctors' testimonies and listing in the Physicians Desk Reference show how effective it is.

The Bios Life CompanyUnicityGlobal5 min 19 sec - Nov 11, 2006Unicity take a new direction to set us apart from the rest of the crowd. It is the Blue Ocean wave. Watch the audio to understand it.

Supersize Me -TrailerForwardMedia1 min 4 sec - Mar 28, 2007Trailer for the movie 'Supersize Me'

Super Size Me openingminameisneo4 min 51 sec - Jun 20, 2006fat ppl must die

Blood Pressure: How low should you go?sipahii2 min 10 sec - Jul 28, 2007Dr.Ilke SIPAHI from the Cleveland Clinic is discussing his new research findings. The research study showed that a blood pressure less than 120/80 is optimal to control coronary disease.

Drug Eluting StentCancerQuest45 sec - Aug 2, 2007Coronary heart disease can result in the blockage of arteries. Insertion of a stent can open up the clogged artery. The blockage can re-form but this re-blockage can be inhibited if the stent is coated with a chemotherapy drug.

Heart HealthFitness Interactive Media47 sec - Jan 22, 2007Your heart is a muscle, and needs exercise. You also need to eat properly and keep your cholesterol down to keep the cardiac arteries clear. Your heart muscle and cardiovascular system get the most benefit from aerobic (cardio) exercise. You can use any aerobic exercise you like, including machines, walking or running, swimming, or programs that combine aerobics with conditioning exercises, like Slim in 6.

Trans Fat FlapFirst Business Morning News1 min 21 sec - Nov 1, 2006Phil Flynn and Tom Hudson discuss KFC's move to eliminate trans fats in its food. This is exclusive web content that did not appear in the First Business Morning News television show.

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angioplasty stentmichel-leconte.com25 sec - Jun 18, 2006Fat and cholesterol can accumulate on the inside of arteries and form deposits called plaque. This disease process is called atherosclerosis. A device called a stent can be placed at the site of narrowing or blockage in order to keep the artery open. A common type of stent is made of self-expanding, stainless steel mesh.
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