By Eileen Renders
In 1922, Dr. London, A Cardiologist and Surgeon, was interviewed in TODAY magazine. He shared how he began to experience some subtle (initially) symptoms and, not unlike many of us, passed them off as inconsequential. However, as a couple of these symptoms began to intensify, he found that he was having a heart attack due to a 99% blockage in his right coronary artery.
Dr. London made it through with good care, and is alive and well today, and much more proactive in his health regarding nutrition, supplements, exercise, and sharper awareness of symptoms.
Dr. London shares Signs of A Heart Attack, To Not Ignore;
Depending on the intensity, or preferably right away, go to the nearest Emergency room to be diagnosed and treated immediately, as time is of the essence.
After receiving immediate Emergency care, it is essential to consult your Cardiologist for recommendations going forward.
There are a few supplements and vitamins that may be of benefit for keeping the arteries clean and clear. As follows, but not without cautions: Diabetics, Pregnant women, Heart failure, those on blood thinners, and the severity of the condition. It is a must to receive approval from your doctor before taking any supplements.
With his/her approval, you may ask about the following;
Supplements for arteries
** Make fresh fruits and vegetables the mainstay of your daily diet
Coenzyme Q-10 Spares oxygen
Vitamin C – Vital to skin, has antioxidant benefits
GreenTea - benefits include immune strengthening
B+ Complex – calms and strengthens the nervous system
Resveratrol – An antioxidant
Calcium/Magnesium for all-around Bone health
Disclaimer: The information contained in articles by Eileen Renders is not meant to become a substitute for one’s physician’s recommendations; they are for educational purposes only. Drugs, herbs, and or supplements are often contraindicated with certain other medications and conditions.
Eileen Renders is a retired nutrition counselor, health research writer, author, and publisher with more than a dozen published titles on www.Amazon.com She founded the First Wellness Center in Atlantic County in 1995 and was a provider for Cigna and United Healthcare. Books by Eileen Renders, Aortic Valve Stenosis, HIV AND DRUG-FREE, Food Additives, Nutrients, & Supplements, Common Disorders, Natural Remedies You and Your Weight and more.
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