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...o my previous job working with computers. I also have dizzy spells maybe once every two weeks. Now that medical history is out of the way, I've been monitoring my blood pressure over the past year....
...own with 5 mins at very a slow paced walk. It all clears up within a few minutes. Is this something to be medically concerned about or is it perhaps due to sending a great amount of my blood supply t...
...67/105. In the night I woke and felt a bit restless and took my pressure which was around 150/98. My medical history suggests I have been borderline/actual hypertensive for perhaps a decade with...
...yline for a few weeks, and see what the effects are, if any. However, before doing that, there is another medical factor involved. I need a lot of sleep. I saw a sleep doctor, and they did two over...
...nized as a sign of cardiovascular disease since 1973. Over 30 subsequent studies have been reported in the medical literature, with the largest involving 1,000 unselected patients. The earlobe is rich...
...s so. But the advice to "relax and wait for it to pass" is not psychologically satisfactory. We live in a medicalized culture and have been taught to expect a pill to solve acute health problems. The...
I am curious to know if there is any medical significance in different bp readings from each arm. In my own case there is only a one or two point difference in the figures taken from each arm. Howeve
...d.. That said, 1] can anybody furnish me a good source(s) on HR recovery that makes more sense than these medical research things I've come across? 2] in my case, my resting HR is 45; max is 200?; an...
...trez/ that offers a search engine that is useful in finding the latest studies that have been published in medical journals (over 11,000,000 biomedical journal citations) and other major repositories ...
...am on warfarin since 1995, to handle paroxysmal afib. I am looking for one of those software programs that medical centers tipically use for adjusting the warfarin dosage of patients like me. Do you ...
...the Department of Surgery, Metabolism Unit, Shriners Hospitals for Children-Galveston, University of Texas Medical Branch, Galveston, TX. Their fidnings mysteriously appeared in the February 2004 edit...
I need to take a cholesterol test for a life insurance medical. Aside from not eating rich foods or drinking alcohol, in the days before the test what are some other steps (if any) one could take as
...lp for a long period of time. It may give one initial relief, but may cause more harms," Dr Vinay Agarwal, medical director, Pushpanjali Medical Centre, said. "It is only myth that the drinks help on...
...sue of the Annals of Internal Medicine: Arm Position Matters in Blood Pressure Readings According to UCSD Medical "Blood pressure readings taken on arms parallel, or extended in the same dir...
...ere is an increased risk of impotency creeping in, which can be curtailed with exercise. Impotence, medically termed as Erectile Dysfunction, affects 20 million Americans annually. The study ob...
...ving been totally winded in sprints. I don't feel like eating for hours afterwards. VLCD reports suggested medical supervision, but my doc consistently issued the stern commanding verdict of "eat less...
...arly can prevent a first heart attack. That conclusion comes from Dr. Charles H. Hennekens at Mount Sinai Medical Center-Miami Heart Institute in Florida and others, reporting in the Archives of Inte...
...st. 2001 Aug;108(3):437-46.   Prevention of fat-induced insulin resistance by salicylate. Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Department of Internal Medicine, Yale University School of Medicine, New H...
...e episodes - particularly the one yesterday - scare him. He has been known to hyperventilate during other medical scares, but has never done so during one of these bradycardia events. So, anyone eve...
...interviewed ketosis experts, however, they universally sided with Atkins, and suggested that maybe the medical community and the media confuse ketosis with ketoacidosis, a variant of ketos...
... expected Brad Evenson National Post Thursday, October 30, 2003 To all Canadians who plan to get a medical exam soon: Brace yourselves That beer belly is no longer a source of humour. Your b...
...as far as weight goes. He also put a more realistic weight scale in the book as compared to the ones that medical doctors use that tell what we should weigh. It also takes in to condition your body ...
...ognitive side effects of CABG and would only want to do it if it will prolong my life. I am currently on a medical program. Very much appeciate any advise/guidance that others might offer. I am very c...
...he December 16, 2003 issue of the Annals of Internal Medicine.[1] As Dr C Daniel Meyers (Veterans Affairs Medical Center, Long Beach, CA) and colleagues explain in their paper, niacin was one of the ...
...e since I posted, so it is past time for an update. May of 2002 I started Medifast -- a 500 calorie a day medically supervised liquid diet. I lost 82 pounds by November 2002 and had begun to work ou...
...d be publicized to help other sufferers of "that dreadful tormenting parasite." But he knew that respected medical journals weren't likely to publish an article written by an undertaker based on perso...
... poops out before the end of class, and she blames it on weight training. Sounds to me like there's some medical problem here. Is there any way weight training reduce your stamina for cardio work? (...
...it men who already have a heart condition. Can such views, which fly so directly in the face of the entire medical establishment, have any basis in fact? The proponents certainly make some challengin...
... on obesity-related illnesses, according to the HHS. An estimated $95 billion is spent annually on federal medical costs related to obesity, and state governments spend another $75 billion. "The long-...
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