Re: Artery Health Information


"Jason" <jason@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> In article <7bqdnZJ1hM9WKuLenZ2dnUVZ_tqdnZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxx>, Paul Schilter
> <paulschilter@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>
>> Terry,
>> The only early warning system I know off is to exercise. If
> during the
>> exercise you feel chest pains then it's something you should address
>> immediately. Ten weeks after a heart attack and subsequent angioplasty,
>> my blockage decided to close a bit up. Eight minutes into my exercise I
>> started to feel pressure in the same location as I had when I had my MI.
>> I ended up getting roto-routered the next day. I also have a hiadal
>> hernia which tends to give me indigestion, which can end up feeling like
>> a heart attack. So it's important to exercise, if I didn't feel any
>> discomfort while exercising then I don't concern myself as much when
>> indigestion hits. Especially if it starts down low and works it way up.
>> Best of luck to ya.
>> Paul
>>
>> Terry Torial wrote:
>> > I have a blocked artery that was so small the doctors wouldn't put in a
>> > stent for fear that it would burst. I also had another major blockage
>> > but my
>> > heart compensated and rerouted itself, preventing a major heart attack,
>> > I
>> > was told. I now worry about more blockages in my arteries. How do you
>> > ever
>> > know about the health of your arteries without going inside of your
>> > body?
>> > All these
>> > procedures get expensive but I would like to stay informed about my
>> > heart's
>> > health. Thanks for any information.
>> >
>> >
>
> Hello,
> I suggest that you read the following book. The author of the book was
> promoting it on a radio show. After you finish reading it, discuss it with
> your doctor.

and be prepared for his/her hearty laugh...at the book I mean..

Jason...ever occur to you WHY this creep is "promoting his book" on the
radio?? perhaps because there are lots of folks like you who will BELIEVE
such crap??

just returned from a "medical" symposium Jason...nada word one on calcium
bombs and heart stuff....

Terry...there are various ways to determine if heart arteries are
narrowed...ask your cardiologist about them

and good luck..

" by Douglas Mulhall and Katja Hansen
> I tried to summarize the treatment program mentioned in the book several
> weeks ago and ended up getting lots of criticism so won't make that
> mistake again.
> Jason
>
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