this is what i dont understand. some can be determined with an
echocardiogram?
how precise is this?
because i really dont want to have to do this cath thing if theres

Research shows that a major portion of cardiac problems is attributed
to overweight and obesity. The wait for controlling weight in a
natural and safe way; is over.
Many of us either starve or avoid a lot of our favorite food items to

http://abchung.livejournal.com/986.html?thread=8922#t8922
Please join me in praying that GOD bless Bob Pastorio:
http://bobs-amanuensis.livejournal.com/4211.html
... along with the other dying folks who have been convicted by the

I am 40 year old man who thought he was relatively healthy until last month.
Up until a couple of months ago, I was playing racquetball 2 - 3 times a
week, lifting weights, and wakeboarding.  I went to a conference in San
Francisco last month, and started getting out of breath ...

Ok, so i got my echo results back... and it was after the doc sent me
for one after finding possible LVH in my EKG's and having tachycardia..
of anywhere between 120-158 bpm's, and palpitations.. shortness of
breath.

neighbor PetShopQueen007 wrote:

Brain Injury Said to Affect Moral Choices
NY Times By BENEDICT CAREY  Published: March 22, 2007
Damage to an area of the brain behind the forehead, inches behind the eyes,
transforms the way people make moral judgments in life-or-death situations,

What, has anybody found to be the best/fastest way to lower cholesterol?
I do not eat animal fat or (animal flesh/poultry), eggs, saturated vegetable
fats.
I eat fish, pulses/lentils, seeds, nuts, whole grains, 99% fat free yoghurt

The information below does not represent the posters beliefs or feelings
on this matter although Dr. Chung should certainly take note.  What the
poster is trying to convey is that Dr. Chung should practice what he
preaches, he doesn't and that is clear on his home page where his ...

PetShopQueen007 wrote:

The genetic forensic evidence is flawed for two reasons:
(1) The specimens were likely further contaminated when gathered using
bare hands from the bottom of limestone containers that had already
been handled by those who had removed the bones and studied the

I pay for my statins totally out of pocket. I do not
have prescription coverage
As would be expected keeping the cost of my statins
down is of prime concern.

All,
I am looking for a good source of supplements, in particular red rice
yeast and niacin. I would be interested in your experiences.
I have had reasonable to good HDL and LDL outcomes, 20%, with a shotgun

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