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[Title] => Natural substance beneficial to heart attack patients
[Summary] => Survivors of heart attack now have a greater chance of survival. After their hospitalization, on top of the home medications, the doctors prescribe maintenance drugs that may help improve a heart attack patient’s quality of life.
One of these medications is L-carnitine. Deficiency in L-carnitine can cause oxygen deprivation in the heart muscle that may lead to angina and heart disease. At high risk are people on hemodialysis and those who have weak heart muscles.
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[Title] => Optimizing the energy of the heart
[Summary] => Jerry G., a businessman, was diagnosed with coronary heart disease presenting as angina pectoris two years ago. Angina is characterized by a tight and heavy pain in the chest region as a result of ischemia or oxygen deprivation in the heart. To help him cope with the disease, his doctor prescribed L-carnitine along with his other medications.
After a year of taking his medications with L-carnitine, Jerry felt an improvement in his condition. He no longer feels pain in his chest area unlike before, as if his heart was given a fresh infusion of energy.
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One of these medications is L-carnitine. Deficiency in L-carnitine can cause oxygen deprivation in the heart muscle that may lead to angina and heart disease. At high risk are people on hemodialysis and those who have weak heart muscles.
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After a year of taking his medications with L-carnitine, Jerry felt an improvement in his condition. He no longer feels pain in his chest area unlike before, as if his heart was given a fresh infusion of energy.
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October 9, 2003 - 12:00am
