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Top 7 SERIOUS HEART PROBLEMS caused by the vascular-clogging Covid jabs

April 25, 2023 -

The Covid clot shots can cause the human heart to suffer from muscle thickening, irregular beating, relentless pressure, and a long-term weakening

Some people who got the clot shots experience irregular heartbeats afterwards and can't even fathom that it's caused by a "vaccine," because all they hear and read about is the fake mantra that all vaccines are "safe and effective." The Fauci falsehoods flood the televisions and newspapers. The CDC spews the disinformation across the ...

Study finds INSUFFICIENT SLEEP negatively impacts cardiovascular health

October 25, 2023 - angina), high blood pressure (hypertension), high cholesterol, heart attack, heart failure, heart palpitations, stroke, unexplained chest pain, diabetes, obesity and more.Sleep and blood pressure

Your blood pressure drops during healthy, normal sleep and this is referred to as "nocturnal dipping."

Research published in the World Journal of Cardiology indicated that a dip of 10 to 20 percent is considered normal.

"Blunted or absent dips" of less than ...

Studies show common prescription medications raise DEPRESSION risk

July 31, 2023 - angina, irregular heartbeat, migraines and tremors. They may also be given as eye drops for the treatment of glaucoma.

There is some debate about the degree to which these medications may cause depression, but they are commonly associated with depression symptoms, such as fatigue, listlessness and sexual problems (erectile dysfunction), explained Dr. Randall Zusman, a cardiologist at Harvard-affiliated Massachusetts General Hospital.Neurologic medications for ...

Studies show ULTRA-PROCESSED FOODS put millions of people in the U.K. at risk of cardiovascular disease

September 14, 2023 - angina, heart attack and stroke.

Increasing daily UPF consumption and calorie intake by 10 percent was also associated with a six percent increased risk of heart disease. Meanwhile, people with UPFs making up less than 15 percent of their diet have the lowest risk of any heart problems.

Unveiled at the European Society of Cardiology conference in Amsterdam – the world's largest heart conference attended by thousands of doctors, researchers and scientists ...

Study finds lemon balm improves cardiovascular markers in patients with chronic stable angina

November 08, 2018 -

Stable angina is the most common form of angina. As the name suggests, the condition is relatively predictable. Patients are able to track a pattern based on what they were doing or feeling when the pain hits. This allows for better management efforts.

Still, angina can be painful and uncomfortable -- even if it is “expected.” That is why patients often look for natural ways to relieve certain symptoms of their condition.

The results ...

The placebo effect of surgery: New evidence shows many operations, such as getting a stent for angina, to have low benefit and high risk

November 29, 2017 -

For countless people who have undergone procedures like having stents put in, this could well be the case as an Imperial College London study found that the operation does nothing to improve a person with angina’s quality of life.

Around ten million Americans suffer from angina, a condition that causes chest pain after being physically active due to restricted blood flow to their heart. Many of these people undergo a procedure to place a stent – a ...

Heart health 101: Precautions when using nitroglycerin for cardiovascular conditions

December 06, 2019 -

The risks and precautions when taking nitroglycerin

Nitroglycerin is a prescription drug that is usually used for treating angina and chronic anal fissures. While it may seem like a disease on its own, angina is usually a symptom of an underlying heart problem, usually coronary artery disease (CAD). According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), CAD is the most common type of heart disease in the United States, killing more than 370,000 ...

A home guide to the best acupressure points for relieving cardiac problems

April 18, 2019 - angina pectoris, or chest pain or discomfort caused by heart disease.

A word to the wise: If you suspect that a person is having a heart attack, it's better to seek urgent medical treatment. While you're waiting for help to arrive, however, here are eight acupressure treatments you can use to help manage the condition.

Acupressure points to improve heart health

Acupuncture and acupressure both deal with acupoints, which are specific points in the body that ...

Treating gut spasms with mistletoe

September 09, 2018 - angina), and relaxing blood vessels.

The findings revealed that both the mistletoe extract and its ethyl acetate fraction exhibited antispasmodic properties, which the researchers attributed to their CCB properties. Va. Cr, in addition, was able to induce partial relaxation to isolated rabbit aorta rings, which indicated a potential to treat hypertension, among other cardiovascular conditions. The vasorelaxant properties demonstrated by the mistletoe plant were ...

How to beat heart disease with diet and lifestyle

February 09, 2018 - angina attacks in just a few weeks after patients began adhering to plant-based diets. On the other hand, those patients who did not change their diets had an increase of 186 percent in angina attacks.

Another problem is that most doctors prescribe cholesterol-lowering statins for those who are at risk of heart attacks. However, these drugs may lead to adverse side effects, such as liver and muscle damage. Thus, this makes plant-based diet a better and ...

Beta blocker drugs now considered public health hazard

June 28, 2006 - angina.None of the mainstream news coverage about high blood pressure drugs mentions natural, healthy alternatives such as cod liver oil, omega-3 fatty acids or celery juice. The entire debate remains framed in a false choice among prescription drugs that exhibit varying levels of harm.###..."...

Two-thirds of patients say erection drug didn't work for them (press release)

September 11, 2006 - angina.- The most common adverse drug reactions were headache and nausea, in line with the clinical trials and as listed in the Summary of Product Characteristics by the manufacturers.- The average age of the subjects was 61 and all but eight were male. Three of the women were prescribed Uprima for decreased libido, pain and sexual arousal problems. Prescribing information was not provided for the other five.- Most patients (99 per cent) received the ...

Migraine with "aura" linked with heart disease risk

July 19, 2006 - naturalnews.com printable article

Migraine with "aura" linked with heart disease risk

"Aura" refers to visual warnings migraine sufferers experience 10 to 30 minutes before a migraine, and can include seeing bright lights or wavy lines, or temporary vision loss. Researchers examined data on 28,000 women older than 45 who had participated in the Women's Health Study, and found that those who had migraines with "aura" were twice as likely to have heart disease -- such as heart ...

Social isolation, loneliness increase heart attack risk… so medical tyrants order more lockdowns and clot shots

January 02, 2022 - angina, heart attacks and stroke. (Related: Social isolation during coronavirus pandemic tied to higher rates of high blood pressure among patients.)

Mental health consequences include conditions such as depression, anxiety, suicidal ideation and suicide, cognitive decline and dementia.

Studies suggest that 20-34 percent of older people in China, India, the United States and regions of Europe and Latin are lonely.

The research from the University ...

EPA air pollution regulations discovered to be based on fraudulent data FAKED by rogue scientists 25 years ago

August 13, 2017 - angina after carbon monoxide exposure.

They found that low levels of carbon monoxide made angina worse during the exercise, and the EPA used it to support its carbon monoxide standard. The study also played a key role in a 2011 review of carbon monoxide regulations. The $2.5 million study was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, HEI Research Reports, and Environmental Health Perspectives.Reanalysis found intentional scientific fraud

Donnay ...

Misdosing common for powerful anti-clotting drugs (press release)

September 18, 2006 - angina), irregular readings on an electrocardiograph or elevated chemical markers of cell death. The team's analysis of the records revealed that 42 percent of the patients in the sample received doses of the anti-clotting drugs outside of the recommended range. They found that those patients who had excess doses had increased risks of bleeding. The researchers also found that mortality and length of hospital stay were higher in patients who received excess doses....

Curing heart disease – Practical medical solutions

December 07, 2016 - angina - defined as chest pain upon activity.

Yet, Dr. Wolfson says that only 3 percent of patients with stable angina receive the appropriate risk/benefit information beforehand. When patients are properly informed of the risks of stents – which include allergic reactions, blood clots, heart attack, infection, seizures and strokes - they are over ten times more likely to refuse the procedure and seek safer (healthier) alternatives.

Although stents ...

Misdosing common for powerful anti-clotting drugs (press release)

September 18, 2006 - angina), irregular readings on an electrocardiograph or elevated chemical markers of cell death. The team's analysis of the records revealed that 42 percent of the patients in the sample received doses of the anti-clotting drugs outside of the recommended range. They found that those patients who had excess doses had increased risks of bleeding. The researchers also found that mortality and length of hospital stay were higher in patients who received excess doses....

Two-thirds of patients say erection drug didn't work for them (press release)

September 11, 2006 - angina.- The most common adverse drug reactions were headache and nausea, in line with the clinical trials and as listed in the Summary of Product Characteristics by the manufacturers.- The average age of the subjects was 61 and all but eight were male. Three of the women were prescribed Uprima for decreased libido, pain and sexual arousal problems. Prescribing information was not provided for the other five.- Most patients (99 per cent) received the ...

High Blood Sugar Can Be Deadly After Heart Attack (press release)

August 08, 2006 - naturalnews.com printable article

High Blood Sugar Can Be Deadly After Heart Attack (press release)

The study of 216,000 ICU patients found high blood sugar linked to an increase in death risk among certain patients, and that the risk varied according to disease type."The increased deaths associated with hyperglycemia in intensive care units was highest in those without diagnosed diabetes and in those admitted with cardiovascular disorders, such as heart attacks, unstable ...