heart health guide dr. cutler

“Harvard is a microcosm of what’s happening in health care in the country,” said David M. Cutler, a health economist at the university who was an adviser to President Obama’s 2008 campaign. But only up to a point: Professors at Harvard have until now generally avoided the higher expenses that other employers have been passing on to employees. That makes the outrage among the faculty remarkable, Mr. Cutler said, because “Harvard was and remains a very generous employer.

I can appreciate the attempt at integrative medicine that Dr. Oz is incorporating into his show along with his main goal of trying to make health education something interesting... (I don't favor the span over depth format so have only watched a few times.) That said, I have long heard that glutathione is extremely important to the body. No one has to look far to find the research on this if they are interested.

lets put it this way depending on why u r on pain medication what ur dr is prescibing wouldnt kill the pain of a flea bite put u on a mild narcotiv vicoden or 5 mg percocet then u may find some relief and if he wont go find urself a dr with a heart nd soul shellycemt

dunno... there is a book called Reversing Heart Disease written by Dr. Dean Ornish that is very good. I used it for my guide. It is great... it tells you exactly how to do it.. the foods to eat and etc. As to whether or not it is safe for you not to have surgery now.... I wouldnt know.... that would need to be a cardiologist decision. It takes 2-3 maybe four years to reverse problems I think.. just a guess.. I changed my lifestyle about 20 years ago... I think it has put years on my life...

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Also, I was on an exercise bicycle last week and it monitored my heart rate----it went from 50bpm to 102 bpm very fast, but lately my heart rate has been going up and down like a yo yo for no reason. The dr. in the hospital said the rapid heart beat could be coming from the aortic valve since it has to work harder. Is this true? Could there be some underlying heart condition that is not manifesting itself?

I received an unsolicited e-mail on behalf of a Dr. (Michael?) Cutler about a "nutrient" that allegedly has had great success in reducing arterial plaque, with other beneficial effects. Can you identify this "nutrient" and provide a reference to a peer-reviewed evaluation?

What do you think of putting it in the Health Pages? It would be great to have it handy for the many, many times the subject of disclosure comes up. Here's the link for you to create an entry (click on "create a new health page" at the top right): http://www.medhelp.org/health_pages/list?

s rare so not very likely, but that one has a genetic test. One seems to start in the Lungs and affect the heart while the other starts in the heart.

I should also have asked what meds you're on and if you have a diagnosed thyroid disease/condition.

Not this time Lovey.

Hi Maureen : I saw your post and I would like to recommend my cardiologist. Her name is Dr Meeney Dhir and her office is at Sonterra Cardiovascular Institute @ 1314 E. Sonterra Blvd. Ste. 102 __ph 210-496-0300. Across from Stone Oak Methodist Hospital For years I had heart attack symptoms and many trips to the ER but all my ekgs were always normal and the male doctors could never find anything wrong.

not much to say except that you definately have hepatitis c. next step would be to see a hepatologist or GI to make a plan to rid yourself of this disease. most likely a liver biopsy could help you decide when to treat.

Hi, for heart health, I suggest looking up Dr Sinatras protocol (carnitine, coQ10, magnesium and others). Inadequate thyroid replacement can lead to hypertension and other issues. There is a good forum on healthunlocked called thyroiduk I think, where you will find a lot folk with exeperience of better thyroid treatment. I am not discounting the serousness of your issues.

Irregular heart beat with unwell feeling should be checked by your doctor.

A division of the National Academy of Sciences, the Institute of Medicine announced study results in 2010 proving that chronic viral hepatitis is in need of resources to match its toll on the public health system. The researchers concluded that more funds are required to boost knowledge and awareness, surveillance and healthcare services for chronic viral hepatitis.

There could be several things going on. It sounds like possible stomach problems. GERD, gastritis, an ulcer. And possible heart problems. I'm not sure of your age, you may be very young and heart problems might be ruled out. You really need to get in to see your Dr as soon as possible. You did'nt give much information so I'm not sure what is going on. It's better to be safe with any kind of feelings in your chest.

Noah!

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