1. BY: Lisa Brun
Most individuals suffering from heart diseases turn to conventional allopathic
medicine for a cure. As a result, they often end up going through an often
traumatic and expensive treatment plan that many a times results in the patient
loosing much of their earlier health and vitality.
Antioxydants- allopathic vs naturopathic
Conventional allopathic medicine tends to dismiss such detrimental developments
as inevitable side-effects that need to be endured and most sufferers end up
putting up with these very often painful, distressing and debilitating conditions
simply because they are not aware of any other alternative. However, the truth is
that there are several gentler, more natural solutions for cardiovascular diseases
(In French maladie cardio). many of which can be found in the field of
naturopathic medicine.Though the roots of this ancient study goes back to the
very foundations of medical knowledge (Hippocrates, the father of modern
medicine advocated many of the same principles as naturopathy); it evolved as a
separate branch of medicine in the 18th century when European doctors first
started looking for a way of treating diseases that recognizes, respects and
encourages the self-healing power of Mother Nature inherent in each of us
individual human beings.
Maladie cardio- Naturopathic Help
Unlike conventional medicine, naturopathic physicians follow a holistic treatment
plan that tries to locate and identify the various internal and external influences
acting on a patient at any given time so as to identify and remove the root causes
of illness rather than simply eliminate or suppress its symptoms. Consequently, a
naturopathic practitioner will dwell in detail on a patient’s way of life, medical
history, emotional character and physical features in addition to conducting a
thorough physical examination. Accordingly, unlike conventional treatment for
heart diseases (In French insuffisance cardiaque) which typically treat each
symptom separately, a naturopathic cure would involve trying to locate the root
cause of the problem in an effort to resolve it while simultaneously advising the
patient on diet and lifestyle changes that can improve the body’s innate healing
powers.

2. Antioxydants- Can help in Treatment of Heart Problems
Common naturopathic treatments for heart conditions include changes in the diet
including a cutting down on excess meat and dairy products and processed food
in favor of organic, whole foods and the use of natural health supplements and
herbs such as hawthorn berry and gingko biloba that will help nourish the heart
and improve blood circulation in the body. Finally, a naturopathy practitioner will
also help patients find an suitable exercise program and stress-reduction plan.
The desire for a healthy, fit and fabulous body is practically universal and almost
all of us have at one point or the other made an effort to achieve the same
through various diets. However, you can sometimes have too much of a good
thing and dieting is no different.
In their quest to achieve the perfect (read ‘thin’) body, many people both young
and old end up cutting down their food intake to dangerous levels. Crash diets in
particular are especially hazardous; though unfortunately a common resort for
many young women in their teens or twenties. By crash diets we refer to any kind
of meal planning system that aims at losing weight quickly. Most nutritionists and
health experts define a crash diet as any diet in which a person’s daily intake is
less than 1,200 calories.
Maladie cardio- Can be a result of Crash Diets
Not only are such crash diets unsuccessful in the long run (most people who try
such shortcuts end up losing their capacity to keep up with it within a short period
of time at which point all the lost weight quickly returns); they also have several
serious short term and long term side effects including the risk of fainting, short-
term dehydration, health problems arising from sustained nutritional deprivation,
and even potentially fatal heart problems such as heart attack(In French attaque
cardiaque). Here’s the reason why. By drastically reducing your caloric intake,
you deprive your body of nutrients that it needs to sustain itself including
minerals like potassium, magnesium, copper etc that are essential to the healthy
function of your heart. The shortage of these can lead to arrhythmia, a heart
disorder(In French cardiaque symptome). common seen in crash dieters where
the heart rate shows a definite irregularity; either beating too fast or too slow or
being out of sync.

3. Cardiaque symptome- is the result of Crash Diets
Crash diets can also lead to a weakening of the heart muscles in the long run. The
resulting damage of the blood vessels creates an environment that is conducive
to the development of heart diseases like atherosclerosis. Finally, experts also
believe that crash dieting can cause heart palpitations and cardiac stress due to
the drop in blood pressure and also due to sodium depletion. While a single crash
diet may not put your body at risk, repeated attempts at such unhealthy methods
of weight loss can definitely lead to cardiac illnesses. Rather than rely on such
unreliable and potentially method commit yourself to a healthier lifestyle today.
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