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ON THE ROAD TO A HEALTHY HEART WITH BETTY BOOP Hi Everyone and Welcome! February is winding down, and with it so is AMERICAN HEART HEALTH MONTH. With special thanks to the AMERICAN HEART ASSOCIATION, we’ve shared a lot of information in the last few weeks about our Hearts and how to keep them Happy. […]

Do your heart a favor and "Go Red!" this month by including these heart-healthy red foods into your daily diet.

National Wear Red Day, taking place in early February, is all about Heart Disease Awareness and women's health. Learn about women's risks for heart disease and what you can do for your heart health.

This post has been generously sponsored by Bayer. Heart Health is incredibly important to me. Why is that? Well, a few years ago I had a high blood pressure reading, followed by another one and so on until I was worried I’d need regular high blood pressure medication. I narrowly turned that around with lifestyle changes and my wireless home blood pressure monitor, but I still monitor it. But heart health remains top of mind for me daily. This month everyone has hearts and love on their mind…

Let's Go Red For Women highlights the importance of self-care vs. selflessness when it comes to women's health. Check out what you can do for yourself here.

Skipping your workout and yo-yo dieting can put your heart health at risk.

It's time to take your heart health seriously. This article digs into 14+ tips for heart health, perfect for any time of the year.

The Go Red for Women campaign raises awareness of the risk of heart disease. I think a lot of people don’t realize that heart disease is the number one killer of women… Cheryl Hines General Statistics Heart disease is the No. 1 killer of women, and is more deadly than all forms of cancer combined. […]

Support the fight against heart disease and promote a heart healthy lifestyle with our creative awareness products. Shop our women's heart health promotional products store for the perfect giveaway during American Heart Month in February and to show your spirit on National Wear Red Day.