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From: "Tim Eggins" <fallen@uq.net.au>
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Subject: Re: Angina and Alcohol
Date: Tue, 5 Oct 1999 20:39:30 +1000
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Your mother has most likely been put on imdur as a result of increasing
angina/chest pain.  this is a common complaint of people suffering from
coronary artery disease.  Thisdisease is simply blockages or norrowing  and
hardening of the arteries supplying blood and oxygen to the heart.

When a person is overweight their heart generally is required to work harder
to supply the body and itself with enough blood and oxygen.  in the
overweight population who are generally less active physically, this problem
can spiral out of control, even slowly, till angina becomes evident and
increaseingly worse.

Add to this the fact that you mother is an alcoholic.  Im sorry to say that,
but if she consumes i bottle of wine per day, this is classed as alcoholism.
this is further compounding the problem GREATLY.  The increase alcohol in
the system promotes hypertension and obvoiusly makes a person more sedentry.
The risk of CAD in an alcoholic are very high, how long has your mother been
consuming this large amount of alcohol?  Hypertension puts a greater strin
in the heart and therfore increases its demand for oxygen.  if it cannot
supply itself with enough angina occurs, if it is demanding far more than it
can supply for an extended period (as little as 30 min) without
intervention, then myocardial infarction (heart attack) is very likely
almost certain to occur, probably resulting in death.

Imdur and alcohol do not mix, nor does CAD and alcohol.  You mother shoud
seek help to stop drinking so much, or all together.  It could very well
kill her.  When alcohol and imdur are taken together (not at the same time,
but present in the blood stream) flushing and excessive fall in blood
pressure due to the added effects of venous dilation that both drugs have.
Alcohol leads to liver failure, and liver failure can lead to a higher
concentration of any drug remaining in the body, leading to toxic buildup of
these drugs, imdur included.

Putting it simply, your mother has a cardiac complaint that could be caused
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means alcohol should be avoided.  The effects alcohol has on the heart and
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means she is at higher risk of coronary artery disease and stroke to a
point.  Add all of these things together and I would safely bet your mother
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and listen to the advice of her doctor and yourself or be faced with the
consequences.  she would more than likely be laying down a lot of
plaque/fatty deposits in her coronary and cerebral arteies right now.
unless she changes her attitude she will suffer at best a heart attack or
stroke, at worst, death.  If you love her help her.

--

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Tim Eggins

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From: kurtullman@sprintmail.com (Kurt Ullman)
Newsgroups: bionet.biology.cardiovascular,sci.med,sci.med.cardiology,sci.med.nursing,alt.nurse
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In article <7tnldc$s1k$1@birch.prod.itd.earthlink.net>, kurtullman@sprintmail.com says...
>
>       I am a freelance writer. I am currently working on an article that 
>would include examples of how cardiology programs are integrating 
>complimentary/alternative medicine in primary and secondary prevention of CAD.
>        Anybody know of any place to look for programs specifically on CAD? 
>Thanks for any help you can give me. 
>

Perhaps, http://www.vedic-health.com/heartdisease/coronaryinfo.html







Bemari


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Kurt Ullman wrote:

>        I am a freelance writer. I am currently working on an article that
> would include examples of how cardiology programs are integrating
> complimentary/alternative medicine in primary and secondary prevention of CAD.
>         Anybody know of any place to look for programs specifically on CAD?
> Thanks for any help you can give me.

Kurt--did you look at the Alternative Medicine site at NIH?  I don't know if there's anything there,
but it might be a good place to start.

DottieM



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From: kurtullman@sprintmail.com (Kurt Ullman)
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In article <37FF6FD5.50F7F390@neo.rr.com>, Richard_or_Dottie_Marsh 
<rmarsh@neo.rr.com> wrote:

>Kurt--did you look at the Alternative Medicine site at NIH?  I don't know if
> there's anything there,
>but it might be a good place to start.

        Thanks, I will look there. Last time I went there it had to be one of 
the most impenetrable sites on the web..and that is saying something amongst 
the NIH websites(g). 

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Dear Kurt:

You might find http://www.heartprotect.com of interest

Howard H. Wayne, M.D., F.A.C.C., F.A.C.P.
Cardiologist

In article <7tnldc$s1k$1@birch.prod.itd.earthlink.net>,
  kurtullman@sprintmail.com (Kurt Ullman) wrote:
>        I am a freelance writer. I am currently working on an article
that
> would include examples of how cardiology programs are integrating
> complimentary/alternative medicine in primary and secondary prevention
of CAD.
>         Anybody know of any place to look for programs specifically on
CAD?
> Thanks for any help you can give me.
>
> -------------------------------------------------------
> 	"Distracting a politician from governing is like distracting a
bear from eating your baby."
>                                   --PJ O'Rourke
>
>

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Before you buy.

From owner-cardiovascular@net.bio.net Wed Oct 13 11:27:00 1999
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In article <7u18ld$46j$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, Howard H. Wayne, M.D., F.A.C.C., 
F.A.C.P <hhwayne@cts.com> wrote:
>Dear Kurt:
>
>You might find http://www.heartprotect.com of interest
>

Thanks, I will wonder through in a couple of days for a look.

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From: magicman@bigplanet.com (Paul Bond, RN,CEN,RPM)
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Kurt:
Take a look at the Pharmanex web site -- www.pharmanex.com -- Dr.
Heber (an investigational cardiologist) just got a 7.5 million grant
fromthe NIH to study dietary supplements, etc. He just happens to be
the chairman of the medical advisory board for Pharmanex. 
You can also do a search of the web from the site on anything medical.

Paul

On Wed, 13 Oct 1999 12:09:21 GMT, kurtullman@sprintmail.com (Kurt
Ullman) wrote:

>In article <7u18ld$46j$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, Howard H. Wayne, M.D., F.A.C.C., 
>F.A.C.P <hhwayne@cts.com> wrote:
>>Dear Kurt:
>>
>>You might find http://www.heartprotect.com of interest
>>
>
>Thanks, I will wonder through in a couple of days for a look.
>
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>
>		BONG #469
>


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From: Pier Carlo Montecucchi <100143.765@CompuServe.COM>
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From owner-cardiovascular@net.bio.net Wed Oct 20 19:37:00 1999
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From: lewitt@swcp.com (Martin E. Lewitt)
Newsgroups: sci.med.cardiology,bionet.biology.cardiovascular
Subject: why don't ACE inhibitors cause heart damage?
Date: 20 Oct 1999 14:14:03 -0600
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www.Sciencedaily.com had an interesting article on how heart muscle
cells carefully regulate their own blood supply because they
are sensitive to changes in either direction in the level of oxygen.
They decrease their blood flow with angiotensin II.  My question is
if this is bad for the heart why hasn't this shown up during our long
experience with ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor agonists?
Does this not happen because heart ACE or receptors are different
and not affected by these drugs?  Or is it happening, but the damage
is just going to show up eventually as premature aging?
                        -- thanx, Martin

Here is an excerpt of the article available at:

   http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1999/10/991018075838.htm

"What is wrong with having more blood reach the heart than is needed?"
asks Winegrad. "The answer is that too much blood means too much
oxygen, which can lead to the formation of free radicals, highly
reactive molecules now commonly invoked as contributors to heart
disease, cancer, and other chronic disorders."

The optimal oxygen concentration in the blood reaching myocytes is
about 6 percent, the study reveals, and the permissible window is quite
narrow - only about 1 percent up or down from the optimal figure. As
oxygen levels rise above 6 percent, the heart cells release increasing
amounts of a substance called angiotensin I, which is converted to
angiotensin II by the cells in the walls of the blood vessels. The
angiotensin II, then, stimulates the vessels to constrict. When oxygen
levels fall below 6 percent, the cells secrete adenosine, which acts
directly to trigger dilation of the vessels. (For comparison, oxygen
concentration in the air is about 20 percent, substantially higher than
the oxygen concentration in the blood supplying the needs of myocytes.
It is lower at the surface of the cardiac cells because they are using
the oxygen.)

-- 
Personal, not work info:         Martin E. Lewitt             My opinions are
Domain: lewitt@swcp.com          P.O. Box 729                 my own, not my
Hm phone:  (505) 281-3248        Sandia Park, NM 87047-0729   employer's. 

From owner-cardiovascular@net.bio.net Wed Oct 20 20:31:00 1999
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From: "Pradeep" <pradeepj@tesco.net>
Newsgroups: bionet.biology.cardiovascular
Subject: Rare Case study --- Ventricular Tachycardia
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Sir,

This email is regarding my relative who is being admitted for Palpitations,
at London. Her case looks to be a very rare case of V Tach, so I would be
very happy if you could opine about her management. In short her history is
as follows:
Age: 29 years

Sex: F

Complaints:

Palpitations On and Off – last three weeks

Frequency increased in last one week.

O.D.P:

Asymptomatic till last three weeks, noted On and Off Palpitations (initially
2 to 3 times in 3 to 4 days and more often in last one week)

Admitted to University Hospital at London for Palpitations and Syncope on
last Sunday night. ECG showed mixed picture SVT + VT (I haven’t seen any of
those ECG) As per discussion with Registrar they were not sure of SVT or VT.

This arrhythmia did not respond to Carotid Massage, IV Adenosine and IV
Sotalol so finally they gave IV Amidarone to which it responded during this
time her heart rate was 300 Per minute. It was a broad complex tachycardia
during this episode she was haemodynamically stable and never went into
failure. She never had Angina and Dysopnea.

History:

No earlier history of Rh Fever nor High grade fever in recent past.

Investigation:

Cardiac Enzymes -- Normal

Sr Elctrolites – Normal

2D ECHO and Color Doppler – Normal

Routine Blood test – Normal (probable Thyroid Function test also)

On second day it was decided to go for ElectroPhysiological testing to find
out whether it was SVT or VT. During this time she was not on any medication
and her ECG monitor showed occasional Vent Ectop which she perceived as
missed beat or Palpitations.

On third day when she went for toilet she noted similar episode of
Palpitations and Giddiness. In the mean time 24hrs Holter Monitoring was
done which probable may not have pick-up the episode of Palpitations.

After two hours she noted similar episode which was recorded on ECG and this
ECG I had seen and I felt it to be Ventricular Tachycardia because the
rhythm strip showed broad and bizzare QRS complexes (i.e runs of V.tach)

So on fourth day she was shifted to Referral Hospital at London to find out
the cause of this arrythmia and whether it was SVT or VT. Yesterday she
underwent ElectroPhysiological testing, Coronary Angiogragpy and left
Ventriculography which proved beyond doubt that it is Ventricular
Tachycardia and no SVT (no evidence of additional pathway and abberent
conduction).

Coronary Angiogragpy – Normal

Left Ventriculography --- Normal.

During the test she was given Isoprenaline which induced Tachycardia and was
reversed to Sinus rhythm with IV Sotalol thus proving it is a Catecholamine
dependent Ventricular Tachycardia.

But yet they have not found the cause of VT.

So in next week they are going to do MRI, 2D ECHO and TOE to rule out rare
causes of infiltrative causes of CardioMyopathy. They might do Endo
Myocardial Biopsy.

From last three days  she is on oral Sotalol (Sotacor 120mg twice) and now
the frequency of
V Ectopics is very less or negligible but she had V Tach recorded twice in
last two days. As
per discussion with the Consultant it might happen that all the future
investigations might come Normal and she will be just put on Oral Beta
blocker or Amidarone and will be asked to follow-up or the last resort will
be to do Ventricular Ablation for V Tach but this is very risky.

So I would like to ask you certain questions:

What could be the cause of V Tach?
Why is she getting this V Tach in last one month only?
Can it be secondary to an old episode of viral Myocarditis?
How should be her management at this juncture? Should we go for Endo
Myocardial Biopsy if required?
Her relatives want to know what would be the ideal management at this stage?
What is the risk in future if she is placed on Oral tablets only?
I will be very happy if you could discuss and opine about this problem and
let us know which will boost our morale.

Please send your reply to the following addresses:

pkjog@hotmail.com

pradeepj@tesco.net

Thanking you

Dr. Vijay Joshi







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From owner-cardiovascular@net.bio.net Fri Oct 22 05:15:00 1999
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From: Richard Kondo <rkondo@mednet.ucla.edu>
Newsgroups: sci.med.cardiology,bionet.biology.cardiovascular
Subject: Re: why don't ACE inhibitors cause heart damage?
Date: Thu, 21 Oct 1999 23:09:20 -0700
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Unfortunately, it is not possible to extrapolate from this study which was done
with cardiac myocytes and aortic rings isolated from rat hearts, to human
pathophysiology.  The novel observation of this study is that cardiac myocytes,
when incubated in hyperoxic conditions, secrete a compound which causes
vasoconstriction, and that the compound is angiotensin II.  It adds the
'balancing' pathway to the already well known pathway that hypoxic myocytes
release adenosine, in order to cause vasodilation.  It is interesting because it
helps explain why local production of angiotensin II, is seen in the heart.

As scientists always do in their discussion section of their manuscript, they
speculate as to 'why' such a mechanism exists (in this case, why might the
myocyte regulate local oxygen concentration within strict limits).  Their
suggestion that high oxygen concentration might lead to elevated oxygen free
radicals and possible myocardial damage, is quite reasonable, but also
speculative.

It would be difficult to look at the effects of ACE inhibitors in patients with
hypertension, atherosclerosis ... to evaluate this idea.  It might be possible if
there were a disease in which patients had high levels of oxygen.  Anyway, ACE
inhibitors limit circulating levels of angiotensin II, but may have very limited
ability to affect local concentrations of angiotensin II.   The local release of
angiotensin II could lead to a very high local concentration of angiotensin II
which affects its neighbors, but does not have a systemic impact.  {The
hypothesis of such 'compartmentalization' has been suggested in many areas}.

Anyway, there is no way at this point, to evaluate how important this mechanism
for regulating local oxygen concentration and blood flow.  The modern way of
figuring this out, would be find the proteins involved, and their respective
genes, and finally to 'knockout' {eliminate} the crucial gene in the mouse.  If
the knockout mouse had elevated myocardial damage, or difficulty regulating
myocardial blood flow, then that would go long way in demonstrating the
mechanism's importance.

Martin E. Lewitt wrote:

> www.Sciencedaily.com had an interesting article on how heart muscle
> cells carefully regulate their own blood supply because they
> are sensitive to changes in either direction in the level of oxygen.
> They decrease their blood flow with angiotensin II.  My question is
> if this is bad for the heart why hasn't this shown up during our long
> experience with ACE inhibitors and angiotensin II receptor agonists?
> Does this not happen because heart ACE or receptors are different
> and not affected by these drugs?  Or is it happening, but the damage
> is just going to show up eventually as premature aging?
>                         -- thanx, Martin
>
> Here is an excerpt of the article available at:
>
>    http://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/1999/10/991018075838.htm
>
> "What is wrong with having more blood reach the heart than is needed?"
> asks Winegrad. "The answer is that too much blood means too much
> oxygen, which can lead to the formation of free radicals, highly
> reactive molecules now commonly invoked as contributors to heart
> disease, cancer, and other chronic disorders."
>
> The optimal oxygen concentration in the blood reaching myocytes is
> about 6 percent, the study reveals, and the permissible window is quite
> narrow - only about 1 percent up or down from the optimal figure. As
> oxygen levels rise above 6 percent, the heart cells release increasing
> amounts of a substance called angiotensin I, which is converted to
> angiotensin II by the cells in the walls of the blood vessels. The
> angiotensin II, then, stimulates the vessels to constrict. When oxygen
> levels fall below 6 percent, the cells secrete adenosine, which acts
> directly to trigger dilation of the vessels. (For comparison, oxygen
> concentration in the air is about 20 percent, substantially higher than
> the oxygen concentration in the blood supplying the needs of myocytes.
> It is lower at the surface of the cardiac cells because they are using
> the oxygen.)
>
> --
> Personal, not work info:         Martin E. Lewitt             My opinions are
> Domain: lewitt@swcp.com          P.O. Box 729                 my own, not my
> Hm phone:  (505) 281-3248        Sandia Park, NM 87047-0729   employer's.


From owner-cardiovascular@net.bio.net Fri Oct 22 13:43:00 1999
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From: "Pradeep" <pradeepj@tesco.net>
Newsgroups: bionet.biology.cardiovascular
Subject: V Tach --- Let us have your  Opine
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This email is regarding my relative who is being admitted for Palpitations,
at London. Her case looks to be a very rare case of V Tach, so I would be
very happy if you could opine about her management. In short her history is
as follows:
Age: 29 years

Sex: F

Complaints:

Palpitations On and Off – last three weeks

Frequency increased in last one week.

O.D.P:

Asymptomatic till last three weeks, noted On and Off Palpitations (initially
2 to 3 times in 3 to 4 days and more often in last one week)

Admitted to University Hospital at London for Palpitations and Syncope on
last Sunday night. ECG showed mixed picture SVT + VT (I haven’t seen any of
those ECG) As per discussion with Registrar they were not sure of SVT or VT.

This arrhythmia did not respond to Carotid Massage, IV Adenosine and IV
Sotalol so finally they gave IV Amidarone to which it responded during this
time her heart rate was 300 Per minute. It was a broad complex tachycardia
during this episode she was haemodynamically stable and never went into
failure. She never had Angina and Dysopnea.

History:

No earlier history of Rh Fever nor High grade fever in recent past.

Investigation:

Cardiac Enzymes -- Normal

Sr Elctrolites – Normal

2D ECHO and Color Doppler – Normal

Routine Blood test – Normal (probable Thyroid Function test also)

On second day it was decided to go for ElectroPhysiological testing to find
out whether it was SVT or VT. During this time she was not on any medication
and her ECG monitor showed occasional Vent Ectop which she perceived as
missed beat or Palpitations.

On third day when she went for toilet she noted similar episode of
Palpitations and Giddiness. In the mean time 24hrs Holter Monitoring was
done which probable may not have pick-up the episode of Palpitations.

After two hours she noted similar episode which was recorded on ECG and this
ECG I had seen and I felt it to be Ventricular Tachycardia because the
rhythm strip showed broad and bizzare QRS complexes (i.e runs of V.tach)

So on fourth day she was shifted to Referral Hospital at London to find out
the cause of this arrythmia and whether it was SVT or VT. Yesterday she
underwent ElectroPhysiological testing, Coronary Angiogragpy and left
Ventriculography which proved beyond doubt that it is Ventricular
Tachycardia and no SVT (no evidence of additional pathway and abberent
conduction).

Coronary Angiogragpy – Normal

Left Ventriculography --- Normal.

During the test she was given Isoprenaline which induced Tachycardia and was
reversed to Sinus rhythm with IV Sotalol thus proving it is a Catecholamine
dependent Ventricular Tachycardia.

But yet they have not found the cause of VT.

So in next week they are going to do MRI, 2D ECHO and TOE to rule out rare
causes of infiltrative causes of CardioMyopathy. They might do Endo
Myocardial Biopsy.

From last three days  she is on oral Sotalol (Sotacor 120mg twice) and now
the frequency of
V Ectopics is very less or negligible but she had V Tach recorded twice in
last two days. As
per discussion with the Consultant it might happen that all the future
investigations might come Normal and she will be just put on Oral Beta
blocker or Amidarone and will be asked to follow-up or the last resort will
be to do Ventricular Ablation for V Tach but this is very risky.

So I would like to ask you certain questions:

What could be the cause of V Tach?
Why is she getting this V Tach in last one month only?
Can it be secondary to an old episode of viral Myocarditis?
How should be her management at this juncture? Should we go for Endo
Myocardial Biopsy if required?
Her relatives want to know what would be the ideal management at this stage?
What is the risk in future if she is placed on Oral tablets only?
I will be very happy if you could discuss and opine about this problem and
let us know which will boost our morale.

Please send your reply to the following addresses:

pkjog@hotmail.com

pradeepj@tesco.net

Thanking you

Dr. Vijay Joshi








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Newsgroups: bionet.biology.cardiovascular
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setting.  Just curious.  BTW the article was in Circulation journal though I
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From: A.Shameli@btinternet.com (Ashley Shameli)
Newsgroups: uk.people.health,sci.med.cardiology,own.health.misc,misc.health,bionet.biology.cardiovascular,alt.support-heart,alt.support.heart-defects,alt.health
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