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WHY YOUR CARDIOLOGIST SHOULD ASK ABOUT YOUR LOVE LIFE
NY Times Dr. Sandeep Jauhar Cardiologist
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patchoullijulie 8 Sep 16
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What cardiologist? My former doctor said I had a bad heart. He never tested me, he just pulled that out of his ass. I was taking no heart medications but current docs tested me anyway. Again, what cardiologist? You cannot trust these doctors.

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What love life? I'll read the whole article. I'm a NYT and Wash Post subscriber to support real news.

Yep me too. That why I subscribe to NYT and it is worth the monthly fee to boot 😀

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Again the NYT link is BLOCKED unless you pay them.

Link: "Throughout emotional misery, the nerves that management the heartbeat can set off a maladaptive “struggle or flight” response that causes blood vessels to constrict, the guts to gallop and blood stress to rise, leading to harm to the physique.

In different phrases, it’s more and more clear that our hearts are delicate to our emotional system — to the metaphorical coronary heart, if you’ll. Docs like myself are educated to consider the guts as a machine that we will manipulate with the instruments of contemporary medication. These manipulations, nonetheless, have to be accompanied by higher consideration to the emotional life that the guts, for thus a few years, was believed to include."

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