Is Fish Oil the New Snake Oil?
Omega-3 cools chronic inflammation to prevent
or treat degenerative diseases such as cancer,
obesity, arthritis, heart disease, diabetes, etc.
Fish oil is a toxic, harshly processed,
unsustainable source of Omega-3.
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Dr. Weinrauch,
My husband died of a heart attack April 2007. I was with him at the time, am a nurse, did CPR and when help arrived, the 2nd shock revived his heart, his brain never recovered and he was taken off life support three days later per his living will. He had complained of shortness of breath off and on, of feeling tired, and his chest had a slight pain where he had broken ribs skiing. He also had chronic fatigue and unexplained bouts of sweating, I read that these are all serious signs of probable impending heart attacks in diabetics. He was discharged from the Aspen ER and was told his heart was fine just one month prior to his death. He went to the Mayo clinic regularly, was very educated and monitored his diabetes. WHY were we NEVER told from Mayo to watch for these concurrent signs.?Shouldn't this be taught to diabetics as simply and importantly as stop, drop and roll for fire!? I feel so let down by the medical community, he was only 67, I am 51 and feel he was robbed of the rest of his life as two little stints opened himn right up. We need to do a better job with education and prevention.
I am sorry to read what you wrote. It must be understaood that the medical profession is NOT made of of scientists as doctors. Doctors are to the body what mechanics are to the car. A doctor is NOT a scientist just as a mechanic is not an engineer. Unfortunately the medical industry is more concerned about money and are focused on being cost effective. Medical exams are rather primitive since equiptment that could help determine the state of health ARE NOT used as necessary. EKG's are NOT accurate. I believe the great ego of individuals prevent good healthcare.
I want to say thank you for your reply. I have a stress treadmill test in the morning. I am a 56-year-old, morbidly obese female with jaw pain at times when I climb our 14 steps from the bottom floor of our home to the main level. I also tried doing the treadmill test myself this morning and started having jaw pain at the second level of the test, immediately slowed down and quit the test. I figured I let the expert cardiologist handle all in the morning. Your explanation helped a great deal. There is heart disease in my family, i.e. my father died at age 58 of arteriosclerosis over 26 years ago. Time for me to wake up and smell the roses - get into a weight loss routine, better eating habits, and take better care of myself. Sedentary life of medical transcription has done me in over the last few years.
i've seen several doctors that say they can't find anything wrong with me and every time i do any cardio exsersize i get very short of breth with lower jaw pain and pain in my throat. i've had ekg, blood tests, chest x rays, ct of my lungs done and still nothing, do i need to find a different doctor or should i not worry about it?
Hi!
I'm 49 y.o. white female with family history of cardovascular problems from both parents's sides. In menopause 2 years. Occasionally I feel severe burning pain in upper abdomen (almost on diaphragma) that allways is accompagnied with nasty pain in lower jaw. I used to think that it could be caused by acid reflux. HOwever, the last time it occured in early morning hours when I was still asleep and was accompagnied by severe pain in left chest. The pain, in fact, started in chest area as a strong pressure, then rapidly spred to upper abdomen (burning) and low jaw and left elbow (pressure). It lasted at least, several minutes. I was sweating. NIght before I had a stress and took 2 sleeping pills (over-the-counter variety).
Would apreciate any kind of comment as to what could cause this thing
I have been to the ER twice within the last 6 months with chest pains, upper back pains, neck and left shoulder pains, jaw pains, etc. All these symptoms made my doctor think it was something cardiac, advising me to go to the ER. They did a CT scan, EKG, bloodwork, and on the most recent visit a heart cathidarization. All came back normal, but I continue to have these pains which seem to come once or twice a week for maybe an hour. The doctor thinks anxiety, and that maybe these pains will simply go away over time. I'm finding that hard to believe, as yesterday while sitting at home not anxious about anything I started having these pains. Starting with the center of my chest, going through to my upper back, then to my left shoulder, following with some jaw pains. Walking around doesn't seem to help, blood pressure and heart rate was 145/95 and 105bpm in the middle of all of this. BP has been high lately, was put on 10mg of lisinporil after all this started, and also recently buspar for anxiety which only seems to make me dizzy for about an hour. Anyone have any other suggestions I should run past my doctor to get checked for?
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Thanks for this article. It has adviced me to run for a doctor immediately. Lot of thanks. Continue your guidens this way. God bless you.
- A. p Sawant