Is anyone here actually happy about the fact that taking statins has
probably saved their lives?
BR

I have an PSVT & atrial flutter. I have an aunt & uncle who have both
since discovered they have Ventricular Tachycardia. I am 26 yrs old &
wondering if it is likely for me to develop this as well as I age.
Thanks

Some of *Chung's Greatest Hits* brought to you by the makers of
"Gardn- Gro" fertilizers comprised of 100% pure, unadulterated (but
wacko-enriched) bullshit.
And now, product samples from our sponsor. Oh wait, they're Chung's

Opinions founded on prejudice are always sustained with the greatest
violence.
                                       -- Hebrew proverb

Statins, Dymelor, Micronase and Tolinase deplete coq10
Glucophage depletes coq10 and B12
Adapin, Aventyl, Elavil, Tofranil, Pamelor, Sinequan and Norpramin
Elavil and some pain killers prescribed for peripheal neuropathy

Just wondering if there have been any longterm studies of 5 years or
more in using a breathing appliance such as a constant or variable
positive pressure (CPAP) and what were the findings?

does this man sleep??

Surely there is somebody out htere who can give a good explanation of the
difference between a SVT and AFIb.
 We all know that anything above the ventricle is by definition an SVT but
Cardio definately do distinguish between these two terms.  Surely it cannot

The following suggests to me that the most important thing about a diet is not
how well it would work if you stick to it, but rather how likely is it you
will stick to it. (Which I think Dr. Chung has been suggesting)
I suspect the people below knew they were being studied though ...

52 year old male; 12% ejection fraction; highly stressed life; July 2004
implant of combo unit pacemaker/defribulator; frequent angina (Nitrostat
S/L); required to have O2 while sleeping (rate of 4.5:) Rx's Koreg / Lasix/
Potassium/ Xanax/ Zoloft/& Lisinopril.

Have had attacks of benign PVC's for about 8 years now, just periods when my
heart will start beating irregularly for a few hours then subside.
However I now have a constant attack of PVC's that have been occuring for 7
days straight with little let up, During that time every other ...

I'm taking a 81mg asprin daily, but I'm having G.I. problems.  Can
anyone recommend  an asprin substitute?
Thanks

http://www.healthsentinel.com/news.php?event=news_print_list_item&id=613
"Wine 'can protect women's hearts'", BBC News, February 15, 2005,
Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/4263417.stm
Drinking wine, but not beer or spirits, keeps women's hearts beating

I was admitted to hospital last October with serious chestpains. As it
turned out, one of my coronary arteries was blocked almost completely
(in two places).
I was treated the next day and a 'drug eluting stent' was placed to

Lisinopril 10mg daily.
Is this still considered beneficial after lots of fanfare about its
benefits, a few years ago?