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  1. Oh boy, another riveting read where the climax is... #JavaScript and cookies! 🍪🔄 Because nothing screams "groundbreaking vascular insights" like a browser setting tutorial. 🙄🔍
    neurology.org/doi/10.1212/WN9. #Cookies #BrowserTutorial #GroundbreakingInsights #VascularHealth #HackerNews #ngated

  2. Circulation Booster
    Getting the blood flowing. Walking acts as a secondary heart, using your calf muscles to pump blood back up to your core and improve overall vascular health.
    Do you prefer morning or evening walks? Let’s vote in the comments!
    #Circulation #VascularHealth #ActiveLiving

  3. Heavy, achy legs and swelling may be more than fatigue. Chronic venous insufficiency happens when vein valves fail and blood pools in the legs. Early treatment can help prevent complications.

    #CVI #VenousDisease #VascularHealth #Telehealth #LegHealth

  4. Forget expensive supplements. Peanuts might be the new magic pill for your brain health and memory, say medical experts

    A new research wave is challenging the premium health supplement industry with an unexpectedly humble contender: peanuts. A…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #Alzheimer #brainhealth #cognitivedeclineprevention #Health #nutritionalsupplements #peanutshealthbenefits #UK #UnitedKingdom #vascularhealth
    newsbeep.com/uk/307263/

  5. Forget expensive supplements. Peanuts might be the new magic pill for your brain health and memory, say medical experts

    A new research wave is challenging the premium health supplement industry with an unexpectedly humble contender: peanuts. A…
    #NewsBeep #News #Nutrition #Alzheimer #AU #Australia #brainhealth #cognitivedeclineprevention #Health #nutritionalsupplements #peanutshealthbenefits #vascularhealth
    newsbeep.com/au/337505/

  6. Sitting Calf Raise: 10 minutes of calf raises while sitting, post-meal: Why experts are recommending it |

    Most health tips demand big lifestyle changes, but sometimes, small and almost invisible habits can make a real…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #bestexercisepostmeal #bloodsugarcontrol #calfraises #Health #metabolichealth #post-meallaziness #secondheart #sittingcalfraises #smallmovements #UK #UnitedKingdom #vascularhealth
    newsbeep.com/uk/180225/

  7. Sitting Calf Raise: 10 minutes of calf raises while sitting, post-meal: Why experts are recommending it |

    Most health tips demand big lifestyle changes, but sometimes, small and almost invisible habits can make a real…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #bestexercisepostmeal #bloodsugarcontrol #CA #calfraises #Canada #Health #metabolichealth #post-meallaziness #secondheart #sittingcalfraises #smallmovements #vascularhealth
    newsbeep.com/ca/191180/

  8. Sitting Calf Raise: 10 minutes of calf raises while sitting, post-meal: Why experts are recommending it |

    Most health tips demand big lifestyle changes, but sometimes, small and almost invisible habits can make a real…
    #NewsBeep #News #Fitness #AU #Australia #bestexercisepostmeal #bloodsugarcontrol #calfraises #Health #metabolichealth #post-meallaziness #secondheart #sittingcalfraises #smallmovements #vascularhealth
    newsbeep.com/au/191382/

  9. (I'm copying this from LinkedIn, from Sean Mullen, an Associate Professor at the University of Illinois. I'll link to Sean if it turns out he's also in the Fediverse. I've asked him.)

    Two years later—and the cardiovascular damage from Long COVID is still measurable.

    A new study tracked people with Long COVID two years after their initial infection. These weren’t isolated anecdotes. Researchers used gold-standard physiological tools—microneurography, echocardiography, vascular imaging, and cardiopulmonary exercise testing—to quantify what many patients have been describing all along.

    The findings are not subtle:

    1. Sympathetic Nervous System Overdrive
    Participants with Long COVID had 77% more sympathetic nerve bursts than matched controls. That’s not “just anxiety”—that’s measurable autonomic dysregulation.

    2. Vascular Dysfunction
    Their arteries showed 26% lower flow-mediated dilation, a well-established marker of endothelial dysfunction and cardiovascular risk.

    3. Subclinical Heart Damage
    Strain imaging revealed subtle impairments in cardiac function—often missed by routine exams but consistent with early-stage heart failure patterns.

    4. Impaired Exercise Capacity
    On a maximal effort test, Long COVID patients reached *21% lower oxygen uptake*, despite comparable effort. It wasn’t deconditioning. It was systemic impairment.

    5. Cellular Markers of Injury and Stress
    Blood tests revealed increased oxidative stress, lower antioxidant activity, and higher levels of extracellular vesicles from damaged endothelial cells.

    Yes, the study had limitations:

    * Small sample (18 Long COVID, 19 controls)
    * Cross-sectional design (not causal)
    * Focused only on those with severe acute COVID
    * Did not include pulmonary function or key inflammatory mediators

    But even with these limitations, the findings are consistent with a growing body of evidence:
    Long COVID is not just about fatigue—it’s a multi-system condition with real, measurable physiological consequences.

    Why does this matter?

    Because the world continues to downplay or ignore this. And yet, the biological signals are loud. We cannot “walk this off.” We need research. We need scalable interventions.

    One promising candidate?
    IMST (Inspiratory Muscle Strength Training)
    Just 5 minutes a day of breathing against resistance has shown promising results in reducing sympathetic overdrive and improving vascular health. It’s currently being tested in randomized trials for Long COVID.

    ---

    If you’re a clinician, researcher, or policy leader: This is your call to engage.
    Let’s stop debating whether Long COVID is “real,” and start directing our attention—and funding—toward understanding and treating it.

    I’m happy to connect with others working in this space. Thanks to Nathaniel Jenkins, PhD, FAHA for pointing out this important paper.

    #LongCovid #CardiovascularHealth #PublicHealth #COVID19 #ExerciseScience #HealthTech #VascularHealth

    journals.physiology.org/doi/ab

  10. "…an international team looked at various biological signals to estimate brain age in 70-year-olds with no #cognitiveimpairment.

    What stood out from their analysis of 739 people was the importance of vascular (blood vessel) health when it comes to keeping brains looking young. Habits such as regular #physicalactivity, sticking to a #healthydiet, cutting out smoking, and managing #glucoselevels can improve #vascularhealth."

    sciencealert.com/these-habits-

  11. "How Do Electronic Cigarettes Impact Your Vascular System?"

    Discover the potential effects of electronic cigarettes on your vascular health. This article sheds light on the lesser-known impacts of vaping on your cardiovascular system.

    Read more:
    blog.rapusia.org/health/2343/e

    🚬❌💔 #VapingEffects #VascularHealth #QuitSmoking

  12. UNDERSTANDING GUT-BRAIN AXIS

    From a LinkedIn a post in Spanish by Dr Fernando Rodriguez Rergis

    We are witnessing a surge in the study of the microbiota. Research explores the neurovascular aspect and how the microbiota can limit post-stroke damage by mediating neuroinflammation. The accompanying diagram illustrates the benefits of good gastrointestinal health activating the AMPK pathway.

    This research has implications for #neurology, #vascularhealth, and #strokeprevention & treatment.

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