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A little-known substance that is enzyme-manufactured with- in your body may hold the key to total health and self-rejuvenation. Having an nadequate amount … Read more
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Total Body Health Begins with Improved Glandular Health
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The work of the British Heart Foundation
In 1961, the British Heart Foundation was formed by a group of doctors who were convinced that research is the only way to find the causes of heart diseases and thereby, not only to reduce the number of premature deaths, but also to improve the quality of life for those who suffer from heart problems. … Read more
After the operation is it back to life as usual?
Certainly not. It is absolutely essential never to smoke again. If the patient intends to continue smoking it is pointless performing the bypass operation because it will almost certainly fail. It is also important to use the legs regularly, to breathe good air on country walks and to avoid inhaling other people’s cigarette smoke. A … Read more
When is an operation necessary?
If the pain is very severe or gangrene threatens, an operation may be necessary to increase blood flow. Before undergoing surgery you will need a complete assessment of your heart and circulation. An ultrasound examination may be used first, perhaps in the out-patient department, but if surgery is contemplated it is necessary to take X-ray … Read more
Are drugs of any use
Research has shown that a small amount of aspirin regularly, say, half a soluble aspirin every other day with food, may reduce the risk of a heart attack, the main danger for those with peripheral arterial disease. Drugs have proved disappointing in the treatment of intermittent claudication, ischaemic rest pain or gangrene. … Read more
How far should I walk? Should I stop when the pain comes?
On the contrary, it is helpful to walk as much as possible even when pain in the calf and buttock muscles causes discomfort. It is important to “walk through” intermittent claudication if possible as this encourages the growth of new blood vessels and eventually leads to a considerable improvement in walking. Start out from a … Read more
Should I have a special diet?
There is no doubt that high fat diets which raise the blood cholesterol levels play an important role in disease of the arteries (atherosclerosis). It is, therefore, important to pay attention to the choice of foods. A “desirable” diet is one which restricts foods high in saturated fats – meat,meat products, dairy products, biscuits and … Read more
What can be done to minimise the chance of an operation?
The first thing to do is to stop smoking. There is absolutely no doubt that this is by far the most important factor. About 97% of patients with peripheral arterial disease have been dedicated cigarette smokers for more than 20 years. Doctors used to think that the damage had been … Read more
What should I do if I suspect that I might have peripheral arterial disease?
If peripheral arterial disease is suspected it is important to go to your doctor who will probably refer you on to an arterial disease specialist. A specialist in arterial disease at the present time is likely to be a surgeon because many forms of arterial disease are managed by bypass surgery. The surgeon works with … Read more