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... this marking: "The presence of a diagonal earlobe crease has been recognized as a sign of cardiovascular disease since 1973. Over 30 subsequent studies have been reported in the medical literature, ...
NNTP-Posting-Host: 67.30.117.66 Message-ID: ROFLMAO! Actually, smoking is a factor in causing gum disease. So, take one of your famous bathroom breaks and see a dentist. You're losing your teet
...:665-676 General background medical Info from Related, but also will appear in other FAQs: Neuromuscular Disease Center Washington University School of Medicine, St. Louis, MO Home: http://www.neuro...
...ning treatment. I prefer not to go into why I am on a Statin in the first place (no heart attack or heart disease though) My question relates to the AST and CK levels. My CK is still normal but hig...
Hoping you can help me. 38 y/o healthy female, family history of heart disease. Cardiolite stress test done in 2006 came back negative. Repeat done in 2008 came back "undetermined" because of eit
...avnskov of Cholesterol Skeptics responds to Canada's new guidelines for physicians to treat cardiovascular disease, potential cardiovascular disease, and imagined cardiovsascular disease: Dear Mr Eve...
...ks were published. Participants in at least one of the trials had one or more major risk factors for heart disease. Hennekens and colleagues analyzed the pooled results from all five trials, finding ...
I would like your advice and opinions. I am 44, 5'9", male. My father had heart disease and heart attacks starting in his late 30's, but died of cancer in his mid-50's. I have had high cholesterol, l
...sms? Is this caused by stress, over extending etc... What do I tell everyone? Is this a disorder, disease, condition. Because it was originally diagnosed as a viral miacard thing-a-ma-bob ev...
...t of ground turkey, so I pondered lean ground beef. Now, I'm honestly not concerned about getting Mad Cow disease, but since the scare, I found out the reason why burger has a higher risk than things...
Is there any general rule concerning how acute infectious diseases like viruses affect BP? In particular, does having a cold or flu tend to raise or lower BP? If so, in which direction, and by how m
...the net. Could excessive Vitamin B complex worsen dental/gum problems ? I am 51 yr male with CAD and gum disease. I have been taking Vitamin B complex for many years. Specificly, I am taking B-50. W...
... would be prolonging life (preventing an MI). Some sources say that CABG is only indicated in three-vessel disease if there is compromised left ventricle function, which is not the case for me. Others...
...ted a message asking for opinions about the advisablility of getting a quad bypass, due to my three-vessel disease with preserved LV function. i got some very helpful feedback, especially from Dr. Ch...
... know all that extra weight can contribute to life-threatening ailments such as stroke, diabetes and heart disease. But just how many years will the fat take from you? A new study shows for the first...
... to be a primary cause of congestive heart failure, and elevated Lp(a) is a risk factor for cardiovascular disease that exceeds the risk of LDL cholesterol. "Because the U.S. does not require such wa...
...much pumping capacity is lost. High blood pressure is a major factor that contributes to the risk of heart disease. When high blood pressure is left untreated, it will cause the heart to overwork itse...
...iation with morbidity and mortality. Williamson DF. Division of Diabetes Translation (K-10), Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, Atlanta, GA 30341-3724, USA. The question of whether intenti...
i would like to know that in detecting cardio vascular diseases if i m using ECG ... would it be sufficient if i just looked at lead ii and lead vi .. ...or rather wat are the case or conditions tha
... fact that high blood cholesterol has been linked to increased risk for ailments such as coronary vascular disease and blocked arteries, especially in combination with other risk factors, the finding ...
for your information, very amusing
I am struggling with Meniere's Disease. It just affects hearing on one ear. Sometimes it is OK ,but most of the time hearing was bad. A year ago I had heart attack followed by 100% blockage of "wido
... nicotinic acid and immediate-release niacin is the only form of the agent shown to prevent cardiovascular disease and death in clinical trials. As well, Meyers et al advocate baseline laboratory test...
...licy may soon provide wider access to treatment. Last year the Internal Revenue Service declared obesity a disease and made expenses related to treatment-exercise programs, bariatric surgery and comme...
...had adult obesity rates of 15 to 19 percent; 10 years later, 18 states did. Obesity promotes many chronic diseases, including cardiovascular disease, several types of cancer, musculo-skeletal disorde...
...esday. While much of her time is spent preparing to fight anthrax, smallpox, and biological threats, and diseases like SARS and West Nile virus, Centers for Disease, Control and Prevention Director ...
...% actually), so I hope that LDL should go down as I will get closer to mu target (~190lb). There is no CHD disease in my family, I am not smoking, spending 1 hour a day walking, only other risk factor...
... cholesterol in your blood and your risk of a heart attack. Not only that, if you don't already have heart disease, you probably won't live any longer if you bring your cholesterol level down. Finally...
...few hours, you might die. Immunity. Your body is better able to fight infections and less susceptible to disease with a healthy lymph system, which controls immune functions such as dumping bacteria...
I had open heart surgery about 10 years ago. Lately when I exercise like hiking my body overcomes by shivers when my heart rate goes up. I also noticed this shivers once in a while when I am not exe
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