Just a Little Heart Attack (video)

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• April 16
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thanks for sharing

• April 10
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Thank you for sharing.

• March 9
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• January 31
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Three years ago, I was having an irregular heartbeat. I was sent to a cardiologist. He did a bunch of tests and found scar tissue which was the result of a heart attack sometime in my past. I had No Clue.

The cardilogist said that sometimes the symtoms in women are different than in men, and that women are too busy to notice them.

• March 14
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This was just brilliant!

• February 14
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on the acupressure post, here is the link:

http://www.mnwelldir.org/docs/cardio/cardio14.htm

from the link:

"The name of the point is Heart 9, or Shao Ch’ung (meaning Lesser Rushing). It is located along the inside of the little finger (for some reason I was told to use the left hand) next to the fingernail. Traditionally this point is used to revive a person who has suffered a sudden loss of consciousness and to clear the brain. Squeeze hard!"


(i 100% cannot vouch for anything on the link including the technique being useful or helpful or safe (it may not be).

after you call emergency services use YOUR intuition/good judgement about what to do

The mudra and or acupressure may be useless and or unsafe - you therefore must take 100%responsibility if you use it or not. (your call)

• February 7
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an acupressure point that may help (after calling emergency services) is mentioned here (i dont know if its safe to do and i dont know if it works - it may or may not help though):

"Finally, when all else fails, try this trick from the Orient: acupressure. The point is called Shao Ch’ung, or Heart 9. It is located on the little finger, inside corner, base of the fingernail. You can press it and hold it, though it is better to dig your fingernail into it. The basis of this procedure is this: we are energy. Though we might not feel it, or see it, or believe it, we have lines of energy running throughout our bodies; energy lines that can be measured by sensitive electrical devices. When the heart stops, there is a blockage in energy. Not only is there blockage in the electrical impulses from the brain to the heart, but there is a blockage in the heart meridian (that invisible line of energy to your heart). Pressing this point firmly restores energy to the heart, and amazingly enough, this technique has been known to work after CPR has failed"

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"This information comes from China and Traditional Oriental Medicine. In the Orient, if CPR does not work, there is one acupuncture point that you can work on. It is said that 25 to 35% of unsuccessful resuscitations could be turned around using this simple acupressure technique.

The name of the point is Heart 9, or Shao Ch’ung (meaning Lesser Rushing). It is located along the inside of the little finger (for some

• February 7
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thanks

i dont know if this hand mudra will help (after you call emergency services), but a mudra apparently can be used in case of heart attack (whilst waiting for the called emergency services)

google: "Mudra Yoga for Heart Ailments" on youtube

or see it here http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpTOBDMs9pY

i cant vouch its effective, its a hand mudra (please use intuition, good judgement, google etc to confirm its right for you or not)

• February 7
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Brilliant.
I can see so many women doing that whole, ignore and it will pass or the rush, rush, rush - what was that?

• February 6
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