THE MIND HAS EMOTIONAL CONTROL OVER THE HEART. NONA WALIA REPORTS HOW HIGHS AND LOWS CAN WEAKEN THE HEART

 A broken heart is more vulnerable to a heart attack. If you are having a negative thought every nanosecond, you're more likely to get a stroke! Truth is emotional highs and lows make the heart vulnerable. The heart is the seat of emotion and moods - every sad thought and angry word weakens it.

 At a fit 110 pounds, 43-year old Grammy winner Toni Braxton is a poster girl for heart disease. It all began when she felt tired, short of breath with 'tightness' in her chest. When she sang Unbreak my heart, little did she know that a broken and tired heart made her vulnerable to heart disease? In an interview after her heart problem, she said,' I always heard older people saying,' when you sing a songs they become your life'. A broken heart, emotional trauma made me vulnerable, I was just always feeling crazy tired, especially with my younger child," said Braxton.

  Emotional exhaustion can be fatal. It's foolish not to listen to the body's warning. According to Mona Lisa Schultz, MD, a neuropsychiatrist and author of Awakening Intuition, women inherently know when something is amiss in their health. "Don't keep your emotional issues within, discuss them, or they can be fatal for you."

What is Heart Failure?

Heart Failure is a situation when pumping efficiency of the heart is reduced, and it is not able to pump enough blood to different organs of the body. Heart Failure may be a result of many diseases of the Heart, viz., Coronary Artery Disease (blockage in arteries), blockage or leakage in the valve of the heart or damage to heart muscles due to infartion, etc.

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During the ECP therapy patient preparation plays a very important role, preparing the patient by properly securing the cuffs and proper placement of ECG electrodes ensures a good and troble free ECP therapy. In this section we would discuss about the proper placement of ECG electrodes for an effective ECP treatment.

The term ‘coronary heart disease’ covers a group of clinical syndromes, arising particularly from failure of the coronary arteries to supply adequate blood to the heart. They include Angina pectoris, Coronary thrombosis or heart attack and sudden death without infarction.

There are conflicting theories about the causes of heart disease with no clear answers to protect the heart completely. The most recognized causes are linked to cholesterol in the diet, lack of exercise and smoking. While each of these causes of heart disease are documented and preached by the medical community, conflicting views claim that research does not correspond to history. They point to the fact that the number of heart attacks was lower when smoking was more popular and eating foods high in fat content was in vogue.

Despite its increasingly apparent potential usefulness, ECP is hardly taking the cardiology world by storm. In fact, it seems that for most cardiologists ECP is not even on the list of potential treatments for coronary artery disease. Why is that?