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[Title] => The presence that heals
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In the universe of things, we humans are always looking for connections. A bee would not be if there were no flowers to pollinate; a spoon would not make sense if there were no liquid nourishment to scoop; and a boat would be a puzzling kind of architecture without the sea. To be conscious of, to understand and make meaningful connections are far more important than knowing isolated facts. To realize the connections between elements of Nature and the tools that we humans have come up with to live with Nature requires careful attention but it is not difficult to do.
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Heart attack, the most common term for myocardial infarction (MI), is triggered by oxygen insufficiency in the heart due to a blocked artery that slows down the blood flow.
Nowadays, heart attack patients have a greater chance of survival. After their hospitalization, on top of the home medications, the doctors prescribe a maintenance drug that may help improve a heart attack patient’s quality of life. One of these medications is L-carnitine.
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[Title] => Conquering claustrophobia during your MRI
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Almost every week, readers ask us
about various aspects of medi-
cine and health. Most of the ques-
tions are quite interesting and we have used those topics in our columns. A few are personal – requesting our opinion on the readers’ own illnesses (we prefer not to respond to these consultations by mail as we usually do not have enough medical information and we have obviously not physically examined the persons concerned).
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[Title] => Natural substance beneficial to heart attack patients
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One of these medications is L-carnitine. Deficiency in L-carnitine can cause oxygen deprivation in the heart muscle that may lead to angina and heart disease. At high risk are people on hemodialysis and those who have weak heart muscles.
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[Title] => Medicine benefits heart attack patients
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Heart attack, the most common term for myocardial infarction (MI), is triggered by oxygen insufficiency in the heart due to a blocked artery that slows down the blood flow.
Nowadays, survivors of heart attack have a greater chance of survival. After their hospitalization, on top of the home medications, the doctors prescribe a maintenance drug that may help improve a heart attack patient’s quality of life. One of these medications is L-carnitine.
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Heart attack, the most common term for myocardial infarction (MI), is triggered by oxygen insufficiency in the heart due to a blocked artery that slows down the blood flow.
Nowadays, heart attack patients have a greater chance of survival. After their hospitalization, on top of the home medications, the doctors prescribe a maintenance drug that may help improve a heart attack patient’s quality of life. One of these medications is L-carnitine.
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cine and health. Most of the ques-
tions are quite interesting and we have used those topics in our columns. A few are personal – requesting our opinion on the readers’ own illnesses (we prefer not to respond to these consultations by mail as we usually do not have enough medical information and we have obviously not physically examined the persons concerned).
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One of these medications is L-carnitine. Deficiency in L-carnitine can cause oxygen deprivation in the heart muscle that may lead to angina and heart disease. At high risk are people on hemodialysis and those who have weak heart muscles.
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Heart attack, the most common term for myocardial infarction (MI), is triggered by oxygen insufficiency in the heart due to a blocked artery that slows down the blood flow.
Nowadays, survivors of heart attack have a greater chance of survival. After their hospitalization, on top of the home medications, the doctors prescribe a maintenance drug that may help improve a heart attack patient’s quality of life. One of these medications is L-carnitine.
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