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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 »
Elevation! The Ultimate Cheat Sheet by irunnerblog Posted Wed 28 Sep 2011 10:14am “I and I in the sky, You make me feel like I can fly, So high. Elevation” I can’t stop thinking about Elevation by U2 when writing this post, so I thought that if I... elevation maps and how many runners did a skull session before their race and examined the course elevation. I didn’t so now here I am left to wonder if I am in the minority 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 »
Coved ST elevation with reciprocal ST depression: what is the diagnosis? by Stephen Smith Posted Thu 28 Apr 2011 10:09pm This 82 year old presents with atypical chest pain: There is slow atrial fibrillation and a slightly wide QRS (109 ms), with high voltage in precordial leads (LVH).  There is ST elevation in II, III, and aVF, with reciprocal ST depression in I and aVL.  There is one very important feature of the ECG I have not mentioned.  What is it?  What 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 »