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Hypertension: Low Carb and High Blood Pressure by Low Carb Confidential !. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 28 Sep 2008 5:39pm 190/110. A succession of docs tried to get it a bit lower, but to no avail. The 90 in the 140/90 was what concerned them. For the resting pressure (systolic), it was still too high... - and it is - unless you have high blood pressure. I have a full physical coming up in the next week, and I intend to ask my doctor about this - and see if I can get my medication adjusted Read on »

Meditation and Nutraceuticals- a True Prescription for High Blood Pressure by Gina Nick Doctor of Philosophy

Posted Wed 04 Nov 2009 10:04pm Today’s NPR morning edition, “To Lower Blood Pressure, Open Up and Say ‘Om’”, discussed research demonstrating that a daily meditation practice increases nitric oxide levels, which opens up blood vessels, and decreases blood pressure. A physician interviewed on the show, Dr. Zusman, talked about how he was able to reduce his patients blo ... Read on »

Subtle ST elevation in acute LAD occlusion; persistent ST elevation due to poor microvascular perfusion by Stephen Smith Posted Wed 06 Oct 2010 9:59am Read on »

The Elevator Rule by Lance B. Patient Expert

Posted Thu 04 Jun 2009 10:42pm people can be. Now I want to enforce an elevator rule. If you are going less than 4 flights you must take the stairs! Little do you know my condo is 4 stories high... There are certain elevator rides, I'll take... And then there are others, I'll pass on... I do not take the elevator based on who's Read on »

ASL Laughs: "Elevator" by JohnABC Posted Tue 08 Jan 2008 12:00am Deaf man inside the elevator Read on »

Toby loves watching the elevator ... by Randy P. Patient Expert

Posted Tue 18 Nov 2008 12:11am Toby loves watching the elevator doors open. Read on »

Persistent ST elevation after previous MI, otherwise known as "LV aneurysm" morphology by Stephen Smith Posted Thu 27 Aug 2009 11:32pm Case 1. Classic anterior LV aneurysm morphology (Persistent ST elevation after previous MI). This 46 yo male presented with chest pain. There is 1 mm of ST elevation in V1-V3, but there are large QS-waves preceding the STE. Such QS waves are highly suggestive of old transmural MI, with subsequent akinesis or dyskinesis of the anterior wall Read on »

Protected: Step 2 – Up the Elevator, into the Condo by Kelly A. Medical Student

Posted Sun 05 Dec 2010 9:23pm Read on »

I took the elevator by Judith L. Patient Expert

Posted Sun 16 May 2010 10:33am managed the 30 minutes and actually built up a little sweat and a heart rate of 115. Not high, but for somebody 64 years old it's okay. I limped off and went down the elevator... hurting during the night too, and I limped into the gym. The hell with the stairs, I thought, and took the elevator both up and down. I think it's good that I chose to go Read on »

Blood Sugar Elevated – Top 3 Tips to Control Diabetes by Varadharajan R Posted Mon 28 Dec 2009 9:52pm . Consuming diet foods that are rich in fiber can prove wonders in controlling elevated sugar level. High fiber foods cause slow digestion and stabilize the glucose levels... Blood Sugar Elevated – This is the prime concern with millions of people worldwide. The elevated blood sugar develops many diabetic complications when the pancreas fails Read on »