Health Store Bargains

JALISCO asked:


I’m thinking the last bottle said HDLT or something like that its been a while since i bought one but are these for real or just another rip off, what do you think have your ever heard of such a thing?

SP asked:


I have various health problems including high cholesterol and I take heart pills, Warfarin and Simvastatin 40mg. Since I have been on Simvastatin though, my legs really ache and it is very painful and difficult to walk. Also my appetite has not increased, but I have gained a lot of weight.

Lee asked:


My mother is in her sixties. She suffers from a weak heart for many years. The symptom is occasional faint, sometimes hardly getting up from bed. Some medicines have been taken but the effect is not very well.
Now I am looking for some dietary supplement.
Please recommend some dietary supplement that help make the heart stronger.

Thank ou very much
do AMWay, GNC have such dietary supplement for my mother’s problem?

Kinloch K asked:


Is Medicare A, B, and D enough health insurance? Do you need a $200+/month supplement to cover a heart bypass?

Is Medicare A, B, and D enough health insurance? Do you need a $200+/month supplement to cover a possible triple bypass at age 71? How much will a triple bypass cost? What much will come out of my savings?

David asked:


I won’t be able to get in contact or even see my fiance until tomorrow… no MDs until Monday, and just came from the emergency room. They said she had an anxiety attack! They barely even looked at her before giving her that label, tested her only for that, and put words into her mouth about her symptoms… I’m sure its TIA, since she’s had attacks before and none lasted that long, were on and off like that, and had THAT many symptoms… anyway can this work, as it can for blood clots:

Nutritional therapy may include the following: vitamins B3 (niacin), B6, C, and E; fatty acid and garlic supplements; and the minerals zinc, magnesium, and manganese. Herbal remedies may include cayenne (Capsicum frutescens), other hot peppers, and gingko (Ginkgo biloba) to help reduce the protein fibrin, which is a necessary factor in blood clots. Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus), turmeric (Curcuma longa), and ginger (Zingiber officinale) help reduce platelets’ stickiness, which is essential for clot fo
Bilberry (Vaccinium myrtillus), turmeric (Curcuma longa), and ginger (Zingiber officinale) help reduce platelets’ stickiness, which is essential for clot formation. Onion (Allium sepa) and garlic (A. sativum) help reduce fibrin and platelet stickiness. Patients who are taking prescribed anticoagulant drugs should consult their doctors before starting vitamin, nutritional, or herbal therapies
further info: http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AoCMF_oieDHB2h3kExgzGsTsy6IX;_ylv=3?qid=20071208223909AA8ZPbh

jarrett neal asked:


every time heart beats blood is expelled to the arterys except for blood that leaks back thru valve that does’nt close properly(regurgitation).this pressure that is reguritated then go9es to the left vewntricle, eventually enlarging that (congestive heart failure).

casey asked:


my grandma started taking them, and ever since, her enzymes started increasing.

Brant W asked:


HDL is your good cholesterol. I’m looking for an oral supplement that will raise mine.

john asked:


Elastin is what makes the arteries flexible.

Anria A asked:


Both my father and my uncle has had heart attacks and my uncle has also had a stroke.
I already try and follow a healthy balanced diet, and now I would like to know what vitamin supplements will be good to take to help?
Also should I incourage my father and uncle to also take supplements?