cardiovascular

Coffee (but not necessarily caffeine) has been linked to elevated homocysteine which is associated with cardiovascular disease.

If you want to improve your cardiovascular health, do some cardio 3-7 times per week for at least 30 minutes.

Saturated fats are linked to increases in low-density lipoprotein cholesterol, which is positively associated with increased risk of cardiovascular disease.

Personal story that relates to this: A few years back, my wife was finishing up classes to become a cardiovascular technician.

Beneficial effects such as weight loss, reduced risk for cardiovascular disease and improved insulin sensitivity have been observed, but conflicting data exists.

True, but lauric acid raises HDL much more than LDL, resulting in a ratio that's actually thought to lead to better cardiovascular health.

There seems to be a correlation between sleep deprivation and cardiovascular diseases.

Candy doesn't poison the cardiovascular systems of all of those around you.

It would reduce my cardiovascular risk, improve my running (easier on knees).

Are mistakes in medicine responsible for cardiovascular disease, infectious diseases, or cancer?

My recommendation to the OP, since it was asked, is to engage in sustained cardiovascular activity, where the heart rate is elevated at a consistent rate.

Weight lifting is a form of cardiovascular work.

In passing, Denmark banned trans fats in 2003 and has seen a "70% fall in cardiovascular disease deaths".

I hope you're not trying to make the age-old (and proven by current research wrong) sentiment that eating fat "stuffs it in your cardiovascular system".

"In a pilot human trial, three cycles of a similar diet given to 19 subjects once a month for five days decreased risk factors and biomarkers for aging, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and cancer with no major adverse side effects, according to Longo."