Re: Body Ailments and their solutions

April 14, 2007

Hi LCL,

If you can't change your bowel habits with diet, I did see an advertisement

for a new drug for " idiopathic " constipation, which is just constipation

without a known reason. I have no idea whether it works but if you have to

rely on drugs, it might be the way to go.... Pun intended.

Kenda

> Lynda .. I agree with you ...

>

> Over time ... especially doctors not giving me the time of day, can be very

> frustrating, I've learned to " live " w/these body ailments. This heart thing

> is one of those. All they could ever say is, " I don't know, we don't know ...

> arrythmia ... we'll put on your record. " That's it.

>

> I maintain an exercise program, etc.

>

> By the way, I did call my Gastro doctor the other day. Wanted to question the

> Zelnorm thing. Of course, I didn't get to talk to the doc, oh, unless I come

> in. She said to stop taking immediately because of potential heart problems

> and stroke.

>

> Now I have to work on doing a good bowel movement everyday. " It sounds silly,

> but sooooo incredibly important to get toxins out of the body. Why me??????

> This was one of the problems I was having when I felt the cancer lump in my

> breast. Something else to work on ... worry, worry \

>

> LCL

>

> --------- Re: Heart Abnormalities

>>

>> Yes, that's what I was told too. I'm having the Echo to be sure it is a

>> small abnormality and not a big one.

>>

>> Here is a little blurb about small breasts:

>>

>> Question: I have heard that there is a condition known as Mitral Valve

>> Prolapse Syndrome, which includes symptoms including anxiety, irritable

>> bowel syndrome, migraine headaches and extreme fatigue. Is Mitral Valve

>> Prolapse Syndrome a recognized and medically accepted syndrome and, if so,

>> could my " saggy " valve cause the Syndrome?

>>

>> Answer: MVP has been described for years and about 10% of women do have MVP.

>> It seems that the connective tissue throughout the body is " different " and

>> the MVP is only one manifestation of this genetic variation. Migraine

>> headaches and irritable bowel are not part of this syndrome. The valve does

>> not cause the systemic problems seen with MVP, rather different connective

>> tissue does. Anxiety, fast heart beats, excessive response to caffeine and

>> like drugs, hyperextendable joints, a tendency to small breasts are part of

>> the syndrome.

>>

>> Kenda

>>

>>> Hi ...

>>>

>>> When I had my lumpectomy for breast cancer about 2 years ago, the

>> surgeon said

>>> I have irregular hearts beats (I am small breasted also). She said that a

>>> high percent of the people that she sees has small abnormalities

>> ... she said

>>> it's pretty normal.

>>>

>>> LCL

>>>

>>> -------------- Original message --------------

>>> From: Kenda Skaggs <<mailto:lovesgoldens@...>lovesgoldens@...>

>>> Nan,

>>>

>>> I had the same thing happen to me yesterday at my doctor appointment. I had

>>> a systolic click and some irregularities on an EKG and am having an Echo in

>>> a couple of weeks. No one has ever told me that I have a murmur or other

>>> heart problem. The doc did tell me that some heart problems are more common

>>> with small breasted women! I was never implanted.

>>>

>>> Kenda

>>>

>>>> Beth. No I have never had anyone tell me this so I was shocked, and

>>>> to hear it on the echocardio test was sort of scary. I have NO idea

>>>> what is going on. I am three months post explant, never had the

>>>> heart thing until about two months ago, so I am just clueless. Dr

>>>> Kolb told me to check my heart. But I did not ask more about it. I

>>>> am going back to see her in two weeks. I am glad yours went away.

>>>> I have been so miserable for two months, mine is constant now. Nan

>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>> you have calmed so much through this! My echo today did show I

>>>> have

>>>>> a

>>>>>> loud heart murmur and it was very irregular. My thyroid is very

>>>>>> sore. So just like you, those implants have really taken me

>>>> down!

>>>>>> But I am still here, and you are amazing. I am actually looking

>>>>>> forward to getting this all taken care of because I have

>>>> worsened

>>>>> with

>>>>>> the pounding heart and trouble breathing. I would love to get

>>>> rid of

>>>>>> this! My appt is monday morning with the cardiologist and I

>>>> will let

>>>>>> you know. Thanks again for all your help and support. Nan

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

>>>

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April 14, 2007

LCL,

If you eat enough fiber and drink enough liquids

(mostly water, not caffeine for sure) your bowels should regulate themselves.

Research a high fiber diet. Be sure to drink that pure water.

Lynda

At 03:27 PM 4/14/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda .. I agree with you ...

>

>Over time ... especially doctors not giving me

>the time of day, can be very frustrating, I've

>learned to " live " w/these body ailments. This

>heart thing is one of those. All they could

>ever say is, " I don't know, we don't know ...

>arrythmia ... we'll put on your record. " That's it.

>

>I maintain an exercise program, etc.

>

>By the way, I did call my Gastro doctor the

>other day. Wanted to question the Zelnorm

>thing. Of course, I didn't get to talk to the

>doc, oh, unless I come in. She said to stop

>taking immediately because of potential heart problems and stroke.

>

>Now I have to work on doing a good bowel

>movement everyday. " It sounds silly, but sooooo

>incredibly important to get toxins out of the

>body. Why me?????? This was one of the

>problems I was having when I felt the cancer

>lump in my breast. Something else to work on ... worry, worry \

>

>LCL

>

>--------- Re: Heart Abnormalities

> >

> >Yes, that's what I was told too. I'm having the Echo to be sure it is a

> >small abnormality and not a big one.

> >

> >Here is a little blurb about small breasts:

> >

> >Question: I have heard that there is a condition known as Mitral Valve

> >Prolapse Syndrome, which includes symptoms including anxiety, irritable

> >bowel syndrome, migraine headaches and extreme fatigue. Is Mitral Valve

> >Prolapse Syndrome a recognized and medically accepted syndrome and, if so,

> >could my " saggy " valve cause the Syndrome?

> >

> >Answer: MVP has been described for years and about 10% of women do have MVP.

> >It seems that the connective tissue throughout the body is " different " and

> >the MVP is only one manifestation of this genetic variation. Migraine

> >headaches and irritable bowel are not part of this syndrome. The valve does

> >not cause the systemic problems seen with MVP, rather different connective

> >tissue does. Anxiety, fast heart beats, excessive response to caffeine and

> >like drugs, hyperextendable joints, a tenden cy to small breasts are part of

> >the syndrome.

> >

> >Kenda

> >

> > > Hi ...

> > >

> > > When I had my lumpectomy for breast cancer about 2 years ago, the

> > surgeon said

> > > I have irregular hearts beats (I am small breasted also). She said that a

> > > high percent of the people that she sees has small abnormalities

> > ... she said

> > > it's pretty normal.

> > >

> > > LCL

> > >

> > > -------------- Original message --------------

> > > From: Kenda Skaggs

>

<<mailto:lovesgoldens@...><mailto:lovesgoldens%40gmail.com>lovesgoldens@gm\

ail.com>

> > > Nan,

> > >

> > > I had the same thing happen to me yesterday

> at my doctor appointment. I had

> > > a systolic click and some irregularities on

> an EKG and am having an Echo in

> > > a couple of weeks. No o ne has ever told me that I have a murmur or other

> > > heart problem. The doc did tell me that

> some heart problems are more common

> > > with small breasted women! I was never implanted.

> > >

> > > Kenda

> > >

> > >> Beth. No I have never had anyone tell me this so I was shocked, and

> > >> to hear it on the echocardio test was sort of scary. I have NO idea

> > >> what is going on. I am three months post explant, never had the

> > >> heart thing until about two months ago, so I am just clueless. Dr

> > >> Kolb told me to check my heart. But I did not ask more about it. I

> > >> am going back to see her in two weeks. I am glad yours went away.

> > >> I have been so miserable for two months, mine is constant now. Nan

> > >>

> > & gt

>;>

> > >>>>

> > >>>> you have calmed so much through this! My echo today did show I

> > >> have

> > >>> a

> > >>>> loud heart murmur and it was very irregular. My thyroid is very

> > >>>> sore. So just like you, those implants have really taken me

> > >> down!

> > >>>> But I am still here, and you are amazing. I am actually looking

> > >>>> forward to getting this all taken care of because I have

> > >> worsened

> > >>> with

> > >>>> the pounding heart and trouble breathing. I would love to get

> > >> rid of

> > >>>> this! My appt is monday morning with the cardiologist and I

> > >> will let

>gt; >>>> you know. Thanks again for all your help and support. Nan

> > >>>>

> > >>>

> > >>

> > >

> >

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April 14, 2007

I think that time and the right diet will

regulate you without drugs, and we know every

drug is another toxin for the body to deal with.

I never recommend drugs if there is any alternative.

Lynda

At 03:47 PM 4/14/2007, you wrote:

>Hi LCL,

>

>If you can't change your bowel habits with diet, I did see an advertisement

>for a new drug for " idiopathic " constipation, which is just constipation

>without a known reason. I have no idea whether it works but if you have to

>rely on drugs, it might be the way to go.... Pun intended.

>

>Kenda

>

> > Lynda .. I agree with you ...

> >

> > Over time ... especially doctors not giving me the time of day, can be very

> > frustrating, I've learned to " live " w/these body ailments. This heart thing

> > is one of those. All they could ever say is,

> " I don't know, we don't know ...

> > arrythmia ... we'll put on your record. " That's it.

> >

> > I maintain an exercise program, etc.

> >

> > By the way, I did call my Gastro doctor the

> other day. Wanted to question the

> > Zelnorm thing. Of course, I didn't get to

> talk to the doc, oh, unless I come

> > in. She said to stop taking immediately because of potential heart problems

> > and stroke.

> >

> > Now I have to work on doing a good bowel

> movement everyday. " It sounds silly,

> > but sooooo incredibly important to get toxins out of the body. Why me??????

> > This was one of the problems I was having when I felt the cancer lump in my

> > breast. Something else to work on ... worry, worry \

> >

> > LCL

> >

> > --------- Re: Heart Abnormalities

> >>

> >> Yes, that's what I was told too. I'm having the Echo to be sure it is a

> >> small abnormality and not a big one.

> >>

> >> Here is a little blurb about small breasts:

> >>

> >> Question: I have heard that there is a condition known as Mitral Valve

> >> Prolapse Syndrome, which includes symptoms including anxiety, irritable

> >> bowel syndrome, migraine headaches and extreme fatigue. Is Mitral Valve

> >> Prolapse Syndrome a recognized and medically accepted syndrome and, if so,

> >> could my " saggy " valve cause the Syndrome?

> >>

> >> Answer: MVP has been described for years and

> about 10% of women do have MVP.

> >> It seems that the connective tissue throughout the body is " different " and

> >> the MVP is only one manifestation of this genetic variation. Migraine

> >> headaches and irritable bowel are not part

> of this syndrome. The valve does

> >> not cause the systemic problems seen with MVP, rather different connective

> >> tissue does. Anxiety, fast heart beats, excessive response to caffeine and

> >> like drugs, hyperextendable joints, a

> tendency to small breasts are part of

> >> the syndrome.

> >>

> >> Kenda

> >>

> >>> Hi ...

> >>>

> >>> When I had my lumpectomy for breast cancer about 2 years ago, the

> >> surgeon said

> >>> I have irregular hearts beats (I am small breasted also). She said that a

> >>> high percent of the people that she sees has small abnormalities

> >> ... she said

> >>> it's pretty normal.

> >>>

> >>> LCL

> >>>

> >>> -------------- Original message --------------

> >>> From: Kenda Skaggs

>

<<mailto:lovesgoldens@...><mailto:lovesgoldens%40gmail.com>lovesgoldens@gm\

ail.com>

> >>> Nan,

> >>>

> >>> I had the same thing happen to me yesterday

> at my doctor appointment. I had

> >>> a systolic click and some irregularities on

> an EKG and am having an Echo in

> >>> a couple of weeks. No one has ever told me that I have a murmur or other

> >>> heart problem. The doc did tell me that

> some heart problems are more common

> >>> with small breasted women! I was never implanted.

> >>>

> >>> Kenda

> >>>

> >>>> Beth. No I have never had anyone tell me this so I was shocked, and

> >>>> to hear it on the echocardio test was sort of scary. I have NO idea

> >>>> what is going on. I am three months post explant, never had the

> >>>> heart thing until about two months ago, so I am just clueless. Dr

> >>>> Kolb told me to check my heart. But I did not ask more about it. I

> >>>> am going back to see her in two weeks. I am glad yours went away.

> >>>> I have been so miserable for two months, mine is constant now. Nan

> >>>>

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>> you have calmed so much through this! My echo today did show I

> >>>> have

> >>>>> a

> >>>>>> loud heart murmur and it was very irregular. My thyroid is very

> >>>>>> sore. So just like you, those implants have really taken me

> >>>> down!

> >>>>>> But I am still here, and you are amazing. I am actually looking

> >>>>>> forward to getting this all taken care of because I have

> >>>> worsened

> >>>>> with

> >>>>>> the pounding heart and trouble breathing. I would love to get

> >>>> rid of

> >>>>>> this! My appt is monday morning with the cardiologist and I

> >>>> will let

> >>>>>> you know. Thanks again for all your help and support. Nan

> >>>>>>

> >>>>>

> >>>>

> >>>

> >>

>

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April 14, 2007

LCL, I have felt a million times better since I began on this Fibresmart supplement everyday! By the sound of it your digestion is like mine... Psyllium always backed me up worse than nothing, but this fibre seems to work! Its made from flax seeds. Everything is better when you can go to the bathroom:) Katy:)lindalevasseur1@... wrote: Lynda .. I agree with you ... Over time ... especially doctors not giving me the

time of day, can be very frustrating, I've learned to "live" w/these body ailments. This heart thing is one of those. All they could ever say is, "I don't know, we don't know ... arrythmia ... we'll put on your record." That's it. I maintain an exercise program, etc. By the way, I did call my Gastro doctor the other day. Wanted to question the Zelnorm thing. Of course, I didn't get to talk to the doc, oh, unless I come in. She said to stop taking immediately because of potential heart problems and stroke. Now I have to work on doing a good bowel movement everyday." It sounds silly, but sooooo incredibly important to get toxins out of the body. Why me?????? This was one of the problems I was having when I felt the cancer lump in my breast. Something else to work on ... worry, worry \ LCL --------- Re: Heart Abnormalities>>Yes, that's what I was told too. I'm having the Echo to be sure it is a>small abnormality and not a big one. >>Here is a little blurb about small breasts:>>Question: I have heard that there is a condition known as Mitral Valve>Prolapse Syndrome, which includes symptoms including anxiety, irritable>bowel syndrome, migraine headaches and extreme fatigue. Is Mitral Valve>Prolapse Syndrome a recognized and medically accepted syndrome and, if so,>could my "saggy" valve cause the Syndrome?>>Answer: MVP has been described for years and about 10% of women do have MVP.>It seems that the connective tissue throughout the body is "different" and>the MVP is only one manifestation of this

genetic variation. Migraine>headaches and irritable bowel are not part of this syndrome. The valve does>not cause the systemic problems seen with MVP, rather different connective>tissue does. Anxiety, fast heart beats, excessive response to caffeine and>like drugs, hyperextendable joints, a tenden cy to small breasts are part of>the syndrome.>>Kenda>> > Hi ...> >> > When I had my lumpectomy for breast cancer about 2 years ago, the > surgeon said> > I have irregular hearts beats (I am small breasted also). She said that a> > high percent of the people that she sees has small abnormalities > ... she said> > it's pretty normal.> >> > LCL> >> > -------------- Original message --------------> > From: Kenda Skaggs <<mailto:lovesgoldensgmail>lovesgoldensgmail>> > Nan,> >> > I had the same thing happen to me yesterday at my doctor appointment. I had> > a systolic click and some irregularities on an EKG and am having an Echo in> > a couple of weeks. No o ne has ever told me that I have a murmur or other> > heart problem. The doc did tell me that some heart problems are more common> > with small breasted women! I was never implanted.> >> > Kenda> >> >> Beth. No I have never had anyone tell me this so I was shocked, and> >> to hear it on the echocardio test was sort of scary. I have NO idea> >> what is going on. I am three months post explant, never had the> >> heart thing until about two months ago, so I am just clueless. Dr>

>> Kolb told me to check my heart. But I did not ask more about it. I> >> am going back to see her in two weeks. I am glad yours went away.> >> I have been so miserable for two months, mine is constant now. Nan> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> > ;> > >>>>> >>>> you have calmed so much through this! My echo today did show I> >> have> >>> a> >>>> loud heart murmur and it was very irregular. My thyroid is very> >>>> sore. So just like you, those implants have really taken me> >> down!>

>>>> But I am still here, and you are amazing. I am actually looking> >>>> forward to getting this all taken care of because I have> >> worsened> >>> with> >>>> the pounding heart and trouble breathing. I would love to get> >> rid of> >>>> this! My appt is monday morning with the cardiologist and I> >> will letgt; >>>> you know. Thanks again for all your help and support. Nan> >>>>> >>>> >>> >>> >> >> >>>><http://promos.hotbar.com/promos/promodll.dll?RunPromo & El= & SG= & RAND=46570 & partner=hbtools>>Upgrade Your Email - Click

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April 14, 2007

I must get plenty of fiber. Of course, I eat

lots of raw veggies and some raw fruit.

And I do eat cereal with high fiber.

I am sure that I get the recommended amount of fiber a day.

Lynda

At 04:43 PM 4/14/2007, you wrote:

>LCL,

>

>I have felt a million times better since I began

>on this Fibresmart supplement everyday! By the

>sound of it your digestion is like mine...

>Psyllium always backed me up worse than nothing,

>but this fibre seems to work! Its made from flax

>seeds. Everything is better when you can go to the bathroom:)

>

>Katy:)

>

>lindalevasseur1@... wrote:

>Lynda .. I agree with you ...

>

>Over time ... especially doctors not giving me

>the time of day, can be very frustrating, I've

>learned to " live " w/these body ailments. This

>heart thing is one of those. All they could

>ever say is, " I don't know, we don't know ...

>arrythmia ... we'll put on your record. " That's it.

>

>I maintain an exercise program, etc.

>

>By the way, I did call my Gastro doctor the

>other day. Wanted to question the Zelnorm

>thing. Of course, I didn't get to talk to the

>doc, oh, unless I come in. She said to stop

>taking immediately because of potential heart problems and stroke.

>

>Now I have to work on doing a good bowel

>movement everyday. " It sounds silly, but sooooo

>incredibly important to get toxins out of the

>body. Why me?????? This was one of the

>problems I was having when I felt the cancer

>lump in my breast. Something else to work on ... worry, worry \

>

>LCL

>

>--------- Re: Heart Abnormalities

> >

> >Yes, that's what I was told too. I'm having the Echo to be sure it is a

> >small abnormality and not a big one.

> >

> >Here is a little blurb about small breasts:

> >

> >Question: I have heard that there is a condition known as Mitral Valve

> >Prolapse Syndrome, which includes symptoms including anxiety, irritable

> >bowel syndrome, migraine headaches and extreme fatigue. Is Mitral Valve

> >Prolapse Syndrome a recognized and medically accepted syndrome and, if so,

> >could my " saggy " valve cause the Syndrome?

> >

> >Answer: MVP has been described for years and about 10% of women do have MVP.

> >It seems that the connective tissue throughout the body is " different " and

> >the MVP is only one manifestation of this genetic variation. Migraine

> >headaches and irritable bowel are not part of this syndrome. The valve does

> >not cause the systemic problems seen with MVP, rather different connective

> >tissue does. Anxiety, fast heart beats, excessive response to caffeine and

> >like drugs, hyperextendable joints, a tenden cy to small breasts are part of

> >the syndrome.

> >

> >Kenda

> >

> > > Hi ...

> > >

> > > When I had my lumpectomy for breast cancer about 2 years ago, the

> > surgeon said

> > > I have irregular hearts beats (I am small breasted also). She said that a

> > > high percent of the people that she sees has small abnormalities

> > ... she said

> > > it's pretty normal.

> > >

> > > LCL

> > >

> > > -------------- Original message --------------

> > > From: Kenda Skaggs

>

<<mailto:lovesgoldens@...><mailto:lovesgoldens%40gmail.com>lovesgoldens@gm\

ail.com>

> > > Nan,

> > >

> > > I had the same thing happen to me yesterday

> at my doctor appointment. I had

> > > a systolic click and some irregularities on

> an EKG and am having an Echo in

> > > a couple of weeks. No o ne has ever told me that I have a murmur or other

> > > heart problem. The doc did tell me that

> some heart problems are more common

> > > with small breasted women! I was never implanted.

> > >

> > > Kenda

> > >

> > >> Beth. No I have never had anyone tell me this so I was shocked, and

> > >> to hear it on the echocardio test was sort of scary. I have NO idea

> > >> what is going on. I am three months post explant, never had the

> > >> heart thing until about two months ago, so I am just clueless. Dr

> > >> Kolb told me to check my heart. But I did not ask more about it. I

> > >> am going back to see her in two weeks. I am glad yours went away.

> > >> I have been so miserable for two months, mine is constant now. Nan

> > >>

> > > ;>

> > >>>>

> > >>>> you have calmed so much through this! My echo today did show I

> > >> have

> > >>> a

> > >>>> loud heart murmur and it was very irregular. My thyroid is very

> > >>>> sore. So just like you, those implants have really taken me

> > >> down!

> > >>>> But I am still here, and you are amazing. I am actually looking

> > >>>> forward to getting this all taken care of because I have

> > >> worsened

> > >>> with

> > >>>> the pounding heart and trouble breathing. I would love to get

> > >> rid of

> > >>>> this! My appt is monday morning with the cardiologist and I

> > >> will let

>gt; >>>> you know. Thanks again for all your help and support. Nan

> > >>>>

> > >>>

> > >>

> > >

> >

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April 14, 2007

I agree wholeheartedly but there are some women who aren't regular, despite

eating a diet rich in fiber and high in water content. These women may need

help.

Kenda

> I think that time and the right diet will

> regulate you without drugs, and we know every

> drug is another toxin for the body to deal with.

>

> I never recommend drugs if there is any alternative.

>

> Lynda

>

> At 03:47 PM 4/14/2007, you wrote:

>

>> Hi LCL,

>>

>> If you can't change your bowel habits with diet, I did see an advertisement

>> for a new drug for " idiopathic " constipation, which is just constipation

>> without a known reason. I have no idea whether it works but if you have to

>> rely on drugs, it might be the way to go.... Pun intended.

>>

>> Kenda

>>

>>> Lynda .. I agree with you ...

>>>

>>> Over time ... especially doctors not giving me the time of day, can be very

>>> frustrating, I've learned to " live " w/these body ailments. This heart thing

>>> is one of those. All they could ever say is,

>> " I don't know, we don't know ...

>>> arrythmia ... we'll put on your record. " That's it.

>>>

>>> I maintain an exercise program, etc.

>>>

>>> By the way, I did call my Gastro doctor the

>> other day. Wanted to question the

>>> Zelnorm thing. Of course, I didn't get to

>> talk to the doc, oh, unless I come

>>> in. She said to stop taking immediately because of potential heart problems

>>> and stroke.

>>>

>>> Now I have to work on doing a good bowel

>> movement everyday. " It sounds silly,

>>> but sooooo incredibly important to get toxins out of the body. Why me??????

>>> This was one of the problems I was having when I felt the cancer lump in my

>>> breast. Something else to work on ... worry, worry \

>>>

>>> LCL

>>>

>>> --------- Re: Heart Abnormalities

>>>>

>>>> Yes, that's what I was told too. I'm having the Echo to be sure it is a

>>>> small abnormality and not a big one.

>>>>

>>>> Here is a little blurb about small breasts:

>>>>

>>>> Question: I have heard that there is a condition known as Mitral Valve

>>>> Prolapse Syndrome, which includes symptoms including anxiety, irritable

>>>> bowel syndrome, migraine headaches and extreme fatigue. Is Mitral Valve

>>>> Prolapse Syndrome a recognized and medically accepted syndrome and, if so,

>>>> could my " saggy " valve cause the Syndrome?

>>>>

>>>> Answer: MVP has been described for years and

>> about 10% of women do have MVP.

>>>> It seems that the connective tissue throughout the body is " different " and

>>>> the MVP is only one manifestation of this genetic variation. Migraine

>>>> headaches and irritable bowel are not part

>> of this syndrome. The valve does

>>>> not cause the systemic problems seen with MVP, rather different connective

>>>> tissue does. Anxiety, fast heart beats, excessive response to caffeine and

>>>> like drugs, hyperextendable joints, a

>> tendency to small breasts are part of

>>>> the syndrome.

>>>>

>>>> Kenda

>>>>

>>>>> Hi ...

>>>>>

>>>>> When I had my lumpectomy for breast cancer about 2 years ago, the

>>>> surgeon said

>>>>> I have irregular hearts beats (I am small breasted also). She said that a

>>>>> high percent of the people that she sees has small abnormalities

>>>> ... she said

>>>>> it's pretty normal.

>>>>>

>>>>> LCL

>>>>>

>>>>> -------------- Original message --------------

>>>>> From: Kenda Skaggs

>> <<mailto:lovesgoldens@...><mailto:lovesgoldens%40gmail.com>lovesgoldens

>> @gmail.com>

>>>>> Nan,

>>>>>

>>>>> I had the same thing happen to me yesterday

>> at my doctor appointment. I had

>>>>> a systolic click and some irregularities on

>> an EKG and am having an Echo in

>>>>> a couple of weeks. No one has ever told me that I have a murmur or other

>>>>> heart problem. The doc did tell me that

>> some heart problems are more common

>>>>> with small breasted women! I was never implanted.

>>>>>

>>>>> Kenda

>>>>>

>>>>>> Beth. No I have never had anyone tell me this so I was shocked, and

>>>>>> to hear it on the echocardio test was sort of scary. I have NO idea

>>>>>> what is going on. I am three months post explant, never had the

>>>>>> heart thing until about two months ago, so I am just clueless. Dr

>>>>>> Kolb told me to check my heart. But I did not ask more about it. I

>>>>>> am going back to see her in two weeks. I am glad yours went away.

>>>>>> I have been so miserable for two months, mine is constant now. Nan

>>>>>>

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>> you have calmed so much through this! My echo today did show I

>>>>>> have

>>>>>>> a

>>>>>>>> loud heart murmur and it was very irregular. My thyroid is very

>>>>>>>> sore. So just like you, those implants have really taken me

>>>>>> down!

>>>>>>>> But I am still here, and you are amazing. I am actually looking

>>>>>>>> forward to getting this all taken care of because I have

>>>>>> worsened

>>>>>>> with

>>>>>>>> the pounding heart and trouble breathing. I would love to get

>>>>>> rid of

>>>>>>>> this! My appt is monday morning with the cardiologist and I

>>>>>> will let

>>>>>>>> you know. Thanks again for all your help and support. Nan

>>>>>>>>

>>>>>>>

>>>>>>

>>>>>

>>>>

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April 15, 2007

LCL,

20% of the body's magnesium is used by the muscles . . . including the heart . . .

Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check www.magnesiumresearchlab.com.

Rogene

April 17, 2007

Hi Rogene, what can I take because, I feel like my muscles pain are getting wors Rogene S <saxony01@...> wrote: LCL, 20% of the body's magnesium is used by the

muscles . . . including the heart . . . Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check www.magnesiumresearchlab.com. Rogene

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April 17, 2007

Maritza,

I've been taking Garden of Life's Living Calcium for years . . . It's formulated so the body will recognize it as food, rather than a chemical dump. . . . www.appleadayandbeyond.com . .. PHONE your order for an additional discount.

However, I recently tried Blue Bonnet High Potency Minerals (with Boron), that seems to be doing really well for me. It has the recommended ratio of two parts Calcium to one part Magnesium - plus a host of other minerals.

I have a Magnesium deficiency that causes my feet to burn when my mg levels are low. . . Using the ionic foot baths further depletes ones magnesium . . . IMHO, the benefits are worth it - but one has take additional minerals. . . Blue Bonnet HPM stopped my feet burning very quickly - so I know it's absorbed well.

Magnesium kicks in about one hour after taking it . . . lasts for about six hours. So, you may want to take it several times a day if you're having a lot of muscle pain, fibromyalgia, or burning extremities.

You can get much more info on Magnesium at www.magnesiumresearchlab.com.

Hugs and prayers,

Rogene

Re: Body Ailments and their solutions

Hi Rogene, what can I take because, I feel like my muscles pain are getting wors Rogene S <saxony01 (DOT) com> wrote:

LCL,

20% of the body's magnesium is used by the muscles . . . including the heart . . .

Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check www.magnesiumresear chlab.com.

Rogene

Ahhh...imagining that irresistible "new car" smell?Check out new cars at Autos.

April 17, 2007

Rogene or Lynda,

I was just talking to my sister, who is about a month out of alcohol

rehab and still sober. She's going to be 50 soon and she said she's

been having hot flashes and night sweats for the past few years, but

over the course of the past week or so they seem to have gotten

worse. I suspect it's because before she was just too drunk to feel

all of the symptoms associated with peri-menopause - or maybe her

body is cleaning itself out now and that might account for some of

it - she's been self-medicating since she was a teenager so her body

hasn't been alcohol free for decades. Anyway, she has seen a few

doctors and none of them are alarmed, and I told her what she's

describing is exactly what I went through when I went through early

menopause at 40. I told her I thought that someone mentioned to me

that magnesium is good for menopausal symptoms, but I couldn't

remember. I know Rogene uses magnesium but I couldn't recall what

it helped.

Sis

> LCL,

>

> 20% of the body's magnesium is used by the muscles . . . including

the heart . . .

>

> Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check

www.magnesiumresear chlab.com.

>

> Rogene

>

> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

> Check out new cars at Autos.

>

April 17, 2007

Hi Sis,

I am in menopause right now, at age 46. I don't know if magnesium is

supposed to help menopause symptoms but I can tell you that it does not help

me. I saw a doc and got a prescription for a bio-identical cream formulated

for me. No more hot flashes or night sweats.

Kenda

> Rogene or Lynda,

>

> I was just talking to my sister, who is about a month out of alcohol

> rehab and still sober. She's going to be 50 soon and she said she's

> been having hot flashes and night sweats for the past few years, but

> over the course of the past week or so they seem to have gotten

> worse. I suspect it's because before she was just too drunk to feel

> all of the symptoms associated with peri-menopause - or maybe her

> body is cleaning itself out now and that might account for some of

> it - she's been self-medicating since she was a teenager so her body

> hasn't been alcohol free for decades. Anyway, she has seen a few

> doctors and none of them are alarmed, and I told her what she's

> describing is exactly what I went through when I went through early

> menopause at 40. I told her I thought that someone mentioned to me

> that magnesium is good for menopausal symptoms, but I couldn't

> remember. I know Rogene uses magnesium but I couldn't recall what

> it helped.

>

> Sis

>

>> LCL,

>>

>> 20% of the body's magnesium is used by the muscles . . . including

> the heart . . .

>>

>> Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check

> www.magnesiumresear chlab.com.

>>

>> Rogene

>>

>> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

>> Check out new cars at Autos.

>>

>

April 17, 2007

Sis,

I doubt they are hot flashes, I would bet they

are flushing episodes. I had those when all the

toxins from implants were in my body.

I don't have them anymore. They lasted about 2

years. I had a whole bunch of silicone dumped into my chest.

Lynda

At 03:00 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Rogene or Lynda,

>

>I was just talking to my sister, who is about a month out of alcohol

>rehab and still sober. She's going to be 50 soon and she said she's

>been having hot flashes and night sweats for the past few years, but

>over the course of the past week or so they seem to have gotten

>worse. I suspect it's because before she was just too drunk to feel

>all of the symptoms associated with peri-menopause - or maybe her

>body is cleaning itself out now and that might account for some of

>it - she's been self-medicating since she was a teenager so her body

>hasn't been alcohol free for decades. Anyway, she has seen a few

>doctors and none of them are alarmed, and I told her what she's

>describing is exactly what I went through when I went through early

>menopause at 40. I told her I thought that someone mentioned to me

>that magnesium is good for menopausal symptoms, but I couldn't

>remember. I know Rogene uses magnesium but I couldn't recall what

>it helped.

>

>Sis

>

> > LCL,

> >

> > 20% of the body's magnesium is used by the muscles . . . including

>the heart . . .

> >

> > Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check

>www.magnesiumresear chlab.com.

> >

> > Rogene

> >

> > Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

> > Check out new cars at Autos.

> >

>

April 17, 2007

Lynda,

I don't understand on what medical basis you can say they are not hot

flashes. At 50 years old, menopause is certainly very likely. The average

age of menopause is between 45 and 55 years old. While it is possible she

may have flushing from toxins leaving her body, hot flashes would be no less

likely, given her age.

Kenda

> Sis,

>

> I doubt they are hot flashes, I would bet they

> are flushing episodes. I had those when all the

> toxins from implants were in my body.

>

> I don't have them anymore. They lasted about 2

> years. I had a whole bunch of silicone dumped into my chest.

>

> Lynda

>

> At 03:00 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>

>> Rogene or Lynda,

>>

>> I was just talking to my sister, who is about a month out of alcohol

>> rehab and still sober. She's going to be 50 soon and she said she's

>> been having hot flashes and night sweats for the past few years, but

>> over the course of the past week or so they seem to have gotten

>> worse. I suspect it's because before she was just too drunk to feel

>> all of the symptoms associated with peri-menopause - or maybe her

>> body is cleaning itself out now and that might account for some of

>> it - she's been self-medicating since she was a teenager so her body

>> hasn't been alcohol free for decades. Anyway, she has seen a few

>> doctors and none of them are alarmed, and I told her what she's

>> describing is exactly what I went through when I went through early

>> menopause at 40. I told her I thought that someone mentioned to me

>> that magnesium is good for menopausal symptoms, but I couldn't

>> remember. I know Rogene uses magnesium but I couldn't recall what

>> it helped.

>>

>> Sis

>>

>>> LCL,

>>>

>>> 20% of the body's magnesium is used by the muscles . . . including

>> the heart . . .

>>>

>>> Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check

>> www.magnesiumresear chlab.com.

>>>

>>> Rogene

>>>

>>> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

>>> Check out new cars at Autos.

>>>

>>

>

April 17, 2007

OK, Kenda, you seem to always have to be right, so be my guest.

Lynda

At 03:28 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

>Lynda,

>

>I don't understand on what medical basis you can say they are not hot

>flashes. At 50 years old, menopause is certainly very likely. The average

>age of menopause is between 45 and 55 years old. While it is possible she

>may have flushing from toxins leaving her body, hot flashes would be no less

>likely, given her age.

>

>Kenda

>

> > Sis,

> >

> > I doubt they are hot flashes, I would bet they

> > are flushing episodes. I had those when all the

> > toxins from implants were in my body.

> >

> > I don't have them anymore. They lasted about 2

> > years. I had a whole bunch of silicone dumped into my chest.

> >

> > Lynda

> >

> > At 03:00 PM 4/17/2007, you wrote:

> >

> >> Rogene or Lynda,

> >>

> >> I was just talking to my sister, who is about a month out of alcohol

> >> rehab and still sober. She's going to be 50 soon and she said she's

> >> been having hot flashes and night sweats for the past few years, but

> >> over the course of the past week or so they seem to have gotten

> >> worse. I suspect it's because before she was just too drunk to feel

> >> all of the symptoms associated with peri-menopause - or maybe her

> >> body is cleaning itself out now and that might account for some of

> >> it - she's been self-medicating since she was a teenager so her body

> >> hasn't been alcohol free for decades. Anyway, she has seen a few

> >> doctors and none of them are alarmed, and I told her what she's

> >> describing is exactly what I went through when I went through early

> >> menopause at 40. I told her I thought that someone mentioned to me

> >> that magnesium is good for menopausal symptoms, but I couldn't

> >> remember. I know Rogene uses magnesium but I couldn't recall what

> >> it helped.

> >>

> >> Sis

> >>

> >>> LCL,

> >>>

> >>> 20% of the body's magnesium is used by the muscles . . . including

> >> the heart . . .

> >>>

> >>> Magnesium deficiency plays a big role in heart disease . . . check

> >> www.magnesiumresear chlab.com.

> >>>

> >>> Rogene

> >>>

> >>> Ahhh...imagining that irresistible " new car " smell?

> >>> Check out new cars at Autos.

> >>>

> >>

> >

>

April 17, 2007

No docs on this site. Neither you nor me.