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How to Reverse Heart Disease Naturally?

No one ever thinks it can happen to them. There is a reason why it ... [more]

No one ever thinks it can happen to them. There is a reason why it is the number one killer. If you survived a heart attack you now have been given a second chance on life to now reverse heart disease. Definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting the same results. If you have had a heart attack, chest pain or some form of cardiovascular disease you can reverse heart disease but this does take an immense amount of work. Many times a cardiologist will talk to you about your options after a heart attack or upon diagnosis of coronary artery disease. Heart medications along with having a stent or bypass surgery can be options to treat this disease, but this will not reverse heart disease. There are four components you should know but it is important to first understand your anatomy. The first component is exercise. Exercise is medicine, specifically aerobic exercise. See your heart experts to ensure you are exercising safely and effectively. If you want to reverse this disease you have to get your daily sweat. There is no magic pill other than discipline. The next component is eating heart healthy. Yes we all know what to eat, but are we? Nutrition is so important to reverse heart disease. Foods high in antioxidants and that help inflammation are the ones that are not advertising to us in the grocery store. The third component is controlling stress. Everyone has stress it is just so important to have good coping strategies to combat stress. Yoga, tai chi, and meditation are so important if you want to reverse this disease. The last component is smoking and second hand smoking. You want to stay away and adopt a smoke free lifestyle. Yes it is an addiction but it will get you back in the hospital so quick. You have to find ways to quit and there are many. Talk to your heart experts to find a strategy to help you reverse heart disease. Many cardiologists and physician lack the time and availability to really promote the reversal of this disease. Medications are important however they are not the answer to reverse heart disease. You are 100% responsible for your heart health. Not your spouse not your doctor. Take charge of your heart health. Doctor Oz talks about this often and we agree with this comment. It is really not about you, it is about the people we love in our lives, the people who care about us, the people who depend on us at work and elsewhere. So looking at it in that context is what will help you find your purpose be a success.

By: Diamond Fernandes

How long after a heart attack would surgery be performed?

I am writing a story in which a major character has a heart attack, followed by surgery. How long after a heart attack would surgery be performed? Would the person be rushed into surgery? Would it be scheduled for a few days afterwards? Also, what type of surgery would typically be performed?

The nurse is partially correct. If the angiogram shows significant, major blockages, the patient may ... [more]

The nurse is partially correct. If the angiogram shows significant, major blockages, the patient may be taken directly to bypass surgery. Delay, in these cases, can be fatal.

By: ckm1956 2010-09-06 20:20:57

How long can a heart attack last before it kills you?

How long can a heart attack last before it kills you? My father recently passed away after a heart attack. I'm not sure if someone had gotten to him sooner if he'd still be alive? I've heard many people have survived after a heart attack. Can some kill you in as little as 5-15 minutes, or does it take an hour. I am really concerned and I don't want it to eat away at me. Thank you for your information it means so much to me.

Once the blood has stopped flowing to the brain, within couple of minutes total necrosis ... [more]

Once the blood has stopped flowing to the brain, within couple of minutes total necrosis of the cerebral neurons begins occurring very rapidly and is irreversible. Now, a heart attack is when an area of the heart is not getting enough blood flow and dies, compared to a cardiac arrest, which is essentially when the heart stops beating. So, if your father's heart had chances to be revived by defibrillation or other mechanism even after 5-15 minutes, there would have been no chance for his brain to take over the control of his body's functions. Good Health!

By: MÄTRÍX 2010-08-10 14:15:21

After a heart attack amounts of lactic acid are present What does this say about the nature of a heart attack?

So basically After a heart attack SMALL amounts of lactic acid are present. What does this suggest about the nature of a heart attack? PLEASE HELP!!!! also if you can answer this too it would be great In certain cases, regular excercise causes an increase in the number of mitochondria in muscle cells. How might that situation improve an individual's ability to perform energy requiring activities?

Lactic acid is produced when human cells are going through anaerobic (without oxygen) cellular respiration. ... [more]

Lactic acid is produced when human cells are going through anaerobic (without oxygen) cellular respiration. This means, the cells don't get the required oxygen. Since There is a small amount of lactic acid present after a heart attack, this means that the heart tissue is not receiving oxygen during the heart attack, which would be consistent with how a heart attack occurs (the blood vessels feeding the heart tissues are obstructed). In response to "In certain cases, regular excercise causes an increase in the number of mitochondria in muscle cells. How might that situation improve an individual's ability to perform energy requiring activities?" Mitochondria is the center for ATP (energy) production. Therefore, if you have more mitochondria in muscle cells, you would increase the ATP production giving your cells the ability to generate energy to be consumed in energy required actives more easily.

By: 2010-01-14 06:22:24

heart-attack?

My husbands mother had a heart attack this morning around 4:30am central time.How can i console him, and what should we expect to happen with his mother. She is alive, she had to have one arterie shut down and another by-passed.Any advice?

trust me just being by his side will be the best thing for him........she will ... [more]

trust me just being by his side will be the best thing for him........she will probably need to change her life style...good luck and hope everything works out for you all!

By: Randy p 2008-06-07 05:10:55

heart attack?

I am wondering if it is possible if a heart attack can start and last for afew days. I have this tightness in my neck, left side and it follows up towards the back of my jaw. Also have pain in my breast bone. It has been happening for a few days now. Maybe just stress, but it is kinda scary!

i'd see a Dr. asap...just to be safe. ... [more]

i'd see a Dr. asap...just to be safe.

By: gargoyle 2008-03-08 05:41:28