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Heart Attack Symptoms

Heart attack is a dreaded word, which none of us want to hear, isn't it? With hundreds of thousands of valuable lives lost annually to cardiac arrest, it is but critical to understand the initial symptoms of heart attack.
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Immediate Remedy for acute symptoms of heart attack
Carry cayenne pepper in your bag or keep in your glove compartment at all times. If you think heart attack symptoms are present, take a small pile of cayenne in your hand, eat it all and drink water, then head to the hospital or call emergency. This simple household remedy has saved many lives.




Cayenne for Heart AttackPreliminary evidence claims that cayenne acts as aspirin to thin the blood and restore blood supply to the heart.


cayenne for heart attack
I believe the credit for this "possible remedy" goes to capsaicin content of cayenne pepper. However, medical research is still under way to establish this claim fully. Moreover, this remedy isn't recommended for those on blood thinners. Anecdotal evidence supports this claim, since it is believed to lower LDL cholesterol and triglycerides. 

Cayenne has the unique ability to regulate blood pressure. It is also used for various other heart conditions and to treat poor blood circulation, high cholesterol, and excessive blood clotting. It is also known to purify the blood and eliminate toxins.

Some Caution 

However, for those taking ACE inhibitors, cayenne is not recommended. It has been reported that  cayenne interacts with ACE inhibitors and several other over-the-counter drugs. It raises stomach acid, lowers blood sugar level. Your use of this remedy depends on too many other factors and physical conditions.


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  1. AnonymousAugust 12, 2015 at 3:37 AM

    Your article is fantastic and you have provided Some great way to counter heart disease. Knowing and understanding that heart attack health issue is serious and potentially deadly but regular exercise can Prevent heart attack .Shortness of breath that occurs especially without activity during sleep or rest could be a sign of a serious heart failure.Thank you for this nice article.

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    1. Mercury InfoAugust 15, 2015 at 7:14 AM

      Thank you. Regular activity and dietary regimen go a long way in promoting health and preventing chronic illnesses, such as heart and cardiovascular problems.

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