Stockton Cardiology Blog

Updates and Articles

This blog features cardiology related articles as well as updates about Stockton Cardiology.

7 Benefits of Exercise on the Heart – Part 2

How Exercise Helps Hello, and welcome back to our blog here at Stockton Cardiology. This is part two of our blog series about the benefits of exercise on the heart.

7 Benefits of Exercise on the Heart – Part 1

The Miraculous Benefits of Exercise We’ve all heard it before: “exercise is good for your heart.” But have you ever stopped to wonder what specifically exercise does for the heart

Staying Heart Healthy This Fall

Your Health Should remain a Top Priority Hello, and welcome back to our blog here at Stockton Cardiology. It’s that time of year again! Leaves are falling, colors are changing,

When You Should See A Cardiologist

When Should You See A Cardiologist? When we think of living a “healthy” lifestyle, we often think of two things: eating right and getting exercise. Although these are two very

Stress And Heart Health

It’s never easy dealing with high stress levels. Whether you feel overburdened with work or you have something going on in your personal life that is contributing to your stress

The Best Ways to Keep Your Heart Healthy, Pt 2

Welcome back to our blog page here at Stockton Cardiology! Whether you’re in need of heart health services for congenital heart disease, intervention for coronary artery disease, transcatheter aortic valve

The Best Ways to Keep Your Heart Healthy, Pt 1

Here at Stockton Cardiology, we understand the value of your happiness and quality of life. For that reason, we offer our unique cardiovascular services so that you can have the

The Best Drinks to Mitigate Hypertension

Welcome back to our blog feed! In our last blog, we’d discussed some diet tips that you can follow to maintain a healthy blood pressure in order to improve your

Does Sleep Help the Heart?

Of Course It Does Proper amounts of sleep are beneficial to heart health. With too little sleep, your body may be more at risk for contracting heart disease, yet with

Smoking Harms Your Heart!

Cardiovascular Complications Caused By Smoking As the American Heart Association notes, “smoking is the most important preventable cause of premature death in the United States. It accounts for more than