Heart disease – From spicy to sweet, the festival’s the place to eat
Lowering the blood pressure with the help of acupuncture
Doctors and scientists from the Irvine university of California have recently discovered a new method of lowering blood pressure. This method is based on electroacupuncture, which seems to have a significant effect in lowering blood pressure. The method has been tested on rats, by inducing low electric stimulation at the front of their legs, and their blood’s pressure after the treatment was 40 percent lower than before(their blood pressure had been artificially increased before). This opens new doors for hypertension treatment, maybe it will even replace the traditional medical treatments . . .
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Richmond Times-Dispatch – Oktoberfest of Richmond’s bratwurst on a bun ($4), for instance — with a thread of spicy mustard on top — is the perfect counterpart to the quintessential heart attack on a stick, aka fried Twinkie ($2), at Rita’s Concessions. 6. Hammerhead Seafood
Source: www.timesdispatch.com
Ambulance ownership takes new model
Ely Echo – Upcoming structural changes in Ely’s ambulance operation won’t have any noticeable impact on service, according to Ely-Bloomenson Community Hospital Administrator John Fossum. “To the consumer, the person having a heart attack on Sheridan Street
Source: www.elyecho.com
New science leads to new questions
Belleville News-Democrat – Three studies published recently in the New England Journal of Medicine showed that bone marrow stem cells didn’t heal hearts after a heart attack. Some people say that’s reason enough to abandon the adult cells and use embryonic cells, but others
Source: www.belleville.com
Tips: If you think you’re having a heart attack
Lansing State Journal – Know the warning signs of a heart attack. They include discomfort in the center of the chest, and can include discomfort in the arms, back, neck, jaw or stomach. Shortness of breath may come before or with the chest discomfort, and you may feel
Source: www.lsj.com