Subject: Fw: So what WAS his nationality??
There were 3 good arguments that Jesus was Black:
1. He called everyone "brother."
2. He liked Gospel.

Does anyone know whether a strong murmur will affect me in my older
years? I am 35 - have a bad heart murmur - and want to start preparing
to get my heart ready for the older years... any thoughts?
Pat

I've been reading some Google postings indicating drinking a couple
beers a day is good for one's heart. I have cardiovascular disease
and have been advised to excercise and reduce fat intake, but nothing
was said about beer. I'm wondering how much benefit there is in

"This link Chung provides makes no reference to the actual volume of an=20
omer. As usual, he either didn't read it or thinks no one else will to=20
get the truth of the matter."
http://makeashorterlink.com/?Z6E81224A

Short of going to ER (and being normal by the time you got there) or doing a
Holter on the chance you'd catch it, how does a fairly knowledgable person know
if they are having an episode of atril fibrillation? If the ventricles are
beating basically normally, and you have a "funny ...

I have been taking vitamin e (400) now for about three years. Now I see
there is a study and it seems reputable that says vitamin e makes you 10
times more susceptible to heart problems then those who don't take it. Any
thoughts?

If you had a successful ablation for AFib: Did you experience any
incidents in the first several months?
Had ablation procedure first week of Dec. 2004
Had Afib day after discharge and was readmitted.

I just read my favorite blonde Susan Summers condones eggs and yolks,
to the n-th degree.  I read Dr Eades of Protein Power consider eggs ok
if you're not allergic to it.  Dr. Sears of Zone fame, Dr. Furhman of
Eat to Live, Dr. Chilton of Inflammation Nation condemn eggs for the

Hello, and thanks for reading this.  I'm a 28 yr old male in fairly
good shape.  I'm 6'1, 190lbs.  I play basketball about twice a week and
golf probably twice a week.  I'm in good shape, probably about 15% body
fat, but i'm not an endurance runner or track & field athlete or

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  of this website is to provide free medical advice to those who for any
  reason (financial, geographical, political etc.) do not have the

Due to a flag in a pilot's license medical (VE's and 110 ms QRS) I had to
see a cardiologist, who had a holter monitor put on me for 24 hours. 120,000
heartbeats later, with 10% ectopic occurring during rest periods only (not
when active). "A little high", he said...

I was wondering if someone could tell me the liklihood of a 33 year old
male who has "short bursts" of supra ventricular tarchardia and who has
had the following:
1. Passed treadmill test (With out dye)

If someone with elevated readings started being very careful about
consuming eggs, red meat etc, how long would it take before measurable
results are noted? I take Lipitor and by being reasonably careful I
can keep my overall level to below 190. Like most of us I slip from

Anybody know what this notation might mean on a patient's chart and if it might
possibly refer to a stage 3 heart murmer?
r r rC
Looks like three script r's, or EKG blips, with the last one having a C

LASALOCID (a veterinary residue in eggs and poultry) is extremely
cardio-toxic. It will greatly exacerbate atrial fibrillation. If you
suffer from atrial fibrillation then stop eating eggs or poultry
immediately. It may take several months to rid your system of this poison.