Superfoods for your heart
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Since the above poster did not bother to address the main concerns of either of you, I can tell you that heart rates can, indeed, reach pretty scary rates during a panic attack. Normal heart rates range between 60-100 bpm (beats per minute) I don't know if anyone has kept records of what the highest rate has been. And as with so many other things that are highly individualized, what our own heart rates climb to during an attack will vary. There is no "norm" in other words.
Not sure if the superfoods have causes this grainy stool, but I am concerned since it lasts for a couple of days. I have opted to skip a few days between the smoothies to see if there is a difference in my stool and yes, today, that are somewhat (minor) more consistent and compacted. HELP. Should I be worried?
The more you stress the worse it is for your baby. Also try pregnant yoga its amazing what stretching can do for your mind. Eat some pregnancy superfoods like greek yogurt or beans or my favorite popcorn its a whole grain.. Its healthy for the both of you and gives your baby extra nutrion. Folic acid everyday prevents defects 600 mg. You can buy it at any walmart. Hope this helps.
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Things for anxiety slow you down. Things for energy sometimes speed you up, increasing anxiety. Ashwagandha is usually a good choice. Eleuthero is often a good choice -- I take both. Perhaps you just need time to get used to it. I've never heard of Organic India, so I can't comment on the company. I would have bought it from Planetary Herbals just because it's an old herb company owned by herbalists who started before this became big business. I trust them.
She has managed to have one healthy pregnancy since then and is expecting another next month. Your wife needs to see her doctor for frequent monitoring. Listen to what the doctor says. The good thing is they know she is high risk now so the chance of having a repeat of last time is not as high. Help her relax and get lots of rest. Make sure she eats properly and takes her prenatals.
I received a results letter from my the doctor yesterday to say “your PSA has risen ever so slightly to 1.0 it was 0.5 in 2010, in 2008 it was 0.8, so I will recall this in 6 months to see if this is a fluctuation or a trend”.
This got me thinking so I turned to Google as you do and scared myself silly now I am worried and not sure what to do if anything. Perhaps I am worried about nothing.
But how come I have any psa at all if I haven’t got a prostate?
What foods does he accept and is he drinking any milk? What is his weight and height? Sorry for the questions but I need to know in order to answer your question properly. Thank you.
Hi ask your doctor for Metformin if you're not already on that. It slows down a lot of the symptoms of PCOS. Other Than that, I'm not aware of any other medical aspects that will help. I'm sure some ladies on here may be aware of some others if there are any. Good Luck!!
Hi marie, I have been on antidepressants for a long time and I do know thAt you should always report your side effects to the doctor. He can help you decide if they are worth taking that medicine or you need to switch to another. There are quite a few different medications for depression now with few side effects. Sometimes smaller side effects like dizziness will go away after your body becomes accustomed to the med.
As for the dizziness; that is completely normal when you haven't slept. So is nausea or a bout of cold sweat. Feels pretty much the same as a bad hang-over if you ask me.
Be aware of what that sneaky little bugger is up to. It'll tell you all kinds of rubbish if you start paying attention to it again. Don't buy into it.
Betablockers like atenolol, metoprolol and propranolol made my condition much worse, as they can lower your blood pressure. I was on the wrong meds for almost 2 yrs before my new doctor figured out that the problem was POTS. As I tapered off the betablockers, my heart rate stayed the same, but my energy increased a bit and I had much less fainting/dizzy spells.
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