Although the professionals who work in heart hospitals love their jobs, they also wish they didn't need to work there. This is because working in these facilities means people are still suffering from heart problems. These same experts who enjoy their jobs work diligently as they test new theories and research the effectiveness of prevention methods in an effort to wipe out heart disease and conditions forever. If you know someone affected by a heart condition, please pass on the information in this article as it details recent discoveries in the fight.
Working The Night Shift Can Affect Your Health
Studies on the effects of working the night shift show an elevated risk in gastrointestinal issues. These studies also found that working at night can cause sleep problems and general fatigue because it interrupts and alters the natural internal circadian rhythm. Researchers from Harvard Medical School and Brigham and Women's Hospital decided to revisit this study and the results were astounding.
The new study examined how working different shifts can affect a person's health. It found the millions of people who work shifts in the United States have significant difficulty controlling their leptin, cortisol, and insulin, which makes it impossible to control their weight. This can lead to a higher risk of diabetes, obesity related diseases, and heart conditions. Although this information still needs further testing and research, it has lead to crucial information. Before warning people about shift work, heart hospitals must determine the variables of these results, including how long it takes the effects to appear, whether they will disappear when working regular daylight hours, and how certain demographics have different reactions.
Promoting A Change In Diet
Both heart hospitals and the AHA (American Heart Association) believe the problem with the American diet goes beyond the personal choices made. Consumers rarely receive help in improving their diet, creating a cycle of problems. To change the negatives from dietary habits, people need to come together to also change preferences and behaviors, not an easy task.
Beginning at the top, government must be held accountable for the options provided to people through the food stamp program. By toughening food regulations and providing people with nutritious foods instead of only offering them unhealthy foods, people will be heart healthier. Schools should provide a basic education in nutrition and school lunch menus need an update. Nutritionists and doctors should focus on lifestyle changes when treating individuals, providing help for people wanting to make changes.
For experts and heart hospitals, preventing heart problems comes down to societal changes, dietary changes, and medical solutions. While research is ongoing, these medical professionals will keep going until heart problems are a thing of the past.
Dakota Bressler is a health advocate who supports Citrus Memorial Health System . This talented and caring group of health care providers based in Citrus County, FL, offers a full line of services and leads other Florida heart hospitals with innovative technology and cutting edge research.
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7. Alaska Shipwreck
A group of lost Russian merchants were shipwrecked in one of the most inhospitable areas known to man. Islands in Alaska can be brutal and being stranded on one must have been miserable. The merchants endured sub zero temperatures for a majority of their stay. Archeologists finally have existing physical evidence of this unfortunate incident that was an urban legend for over 200 years. These collections of artifacts shows what only tools these people had to work with. This includes musket balls, fishing hooks, sheet copper, nails and axe heads. No human remains were found, so maybe they made it off alive.
6. Prehistoric Maui Temples
Archeologists must examine ancient temples in Maui in order for them to get a better understanding of Hawaii before it became part of the United States of America. These isolated temples in Maui have not been disturbed by modern day tourists or the extensive agricultural onset that has taken place in Hawaii. They found out that coral was offered at the altars of these temples and were even built into the structures. With the addition of coral, scientists can now carbon date easier and get a better idea of when the temple was built. They are able to estimate that this temple here was built in the 14th-16th century and were dedicated to the gods of farming.
5. Mysterious Winchester Rifle
Archeologists who were exploring eastern Nevada found a rather mysterious Winchester repeating Rifle found propped up against an old Juniper Tree. What it’s doing there and how it got there is what’s really puzzling them. This is 132 years-old, a little bit weathered but still in decent condition considering the elements in the Great Basin National Park. This survived over a century outside in the wind, snow and sun before it was uncovered. The rifle was engraved with year Model 1873. It's clear that it hadn’t been moved in years since the stock was clearly ingrained into the soil. The ancient weapon will be preserved and framed at the National Park in which it was found.
4. Peace Camp Discoveries
The National Nevada Testing Site is a vast area of desert that was repeatedly bombarded by nuclear weapons for half a century and believed to be the location of Area 51.. Mushrooms clouds littered the sky and they were visible from as far away as Las Vegas. Many protesters of nuclear war came to the limits of the Testing Site to give the government a piece of their mind. The reminisce of their protests and the facilities where they were detained became graffitied and promoted peace. These tunnels were recently discovered as a place of lodging before going on a protest. Thier efforts eventually lead to reforms in testing and made an effect on the world .
3. Rare Mastodon Skull in New Mexico
Instead of going to stripclub or having a normal bachelor’s party this group of guys decided to go hiking in the middle of the New Mexico desert. They were shocked to say the least of what they had uncovered. This would be a story his fiancee won’t believe. They uncovered a head of a Mastodon, which is similar to woolly mammoth and is a distant relative to elephants. Some believe their extinction was due to overhunting by ancient tribes across the northern hemisphere. It’s believed to be one of the most complete mastodon skulls in existence and this one here could be over 3 million years old.
2. Rare Hawaiian Petroglyphs
Surfs up bro! These ancient carvings have recently been exposed on the island of Oahu and shows that the ancients cared about gnarly waves too. After the end of a storm in Hawaii, it revealed the petroglyphs of dog and human-like characters. This one here might have been used to document travels, talk about important events or even a massive wave that came crashing down on them. Depictions of dogs are fairly common in Hawaii. Hawaiian legends tell about a wicked, cannibalistic beast took the form of a canine and was known as Kaupe. What do you think this carving looks like? Looks like someone catching a wave to me.
1. Trementina Base, NM
This bizarre scientologist religious facility was discovered on satellites and it leaves many to wonder “what's going on out there”. Many don’t know this bizarre facility is just as strong as a military base and even holds an extremely secure underground vault. This is found in the middle of the New Mexico desert and supposedly holds the films, writings and recordings of L Ron Hubbard, their founder. They also have invested millions of dollars in this stronghold and is still unknown by many people that it even exists. The base is complete with aerial symbols for alien life in order to mark the landing location of where to find Hubbard's works
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