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Today, having a heart attack is a common occurrence. However, this does not make it any less serious. A heart attack is triggered when the heart muscles do not receive adequate blood supply. A shortage of blood causes the heart to be deprived of oxygen which can lead to the death of heart muscles and permanent damage in the form of a heart attack. The most common cause for a heart attack is arteriosclerosis. This can be described as a blockage in the coronary arteries that stops the flow of blood or the thickening of the walls of these arteries that reduces blood flow. Obesity, high blood pressure, diabetes and a genetic predisposition to heart diseases can increase a person’s risk of suffering a heart attack.
A heart attack can easily be prevented by following a healthy lifestyle and a well-balanced diet that is free from fatty and processed foods. In cases where high cholesterol levels have already begun causing damage to the coronary arteries, homoeopathy is an effective form of treatment, homoeopathy has negligible side effects and hence is suitable for people of all ages. Some common homoeopathic remedies that can prevent and treat heart attacks are:
- Arnica: One of the first symptoms of a heart attack is radiating pain from the chest to the left arm. The moment a person experiences such a symptom, he or she should be given arnica. Arnica helps calm the mind and treats the physical and mental shock of this experience. Arnica can also stem the internal bleeding and reduce internal bruising.
- Aconite: Sudden chest pain and a high heart rate are other common symptoms of a heart attack. As soon as such symptoms are experienced, aconite should be given to the patient. This treats the anxiety and mental anguish being experienced and lowers the heart rate. Aconite should ideally be given along with arnica.
- Nux Vomica: Nux vomica is often prescribed in cases where the patient complains of fatigue, chest pain and heaviness in the chest. This is often experienced after eating a heavy meal or triggered by exposure to stress. Stimulants such as coffee, alcohol and drugs can also stimulate such symptoms.
- Arsenicum: Arsenicum may be used to treat burning, chest pain that worsens at night. The patient may also complain of suffocation that worsens when lying on his back and may feel excessively thirsty. However, because of the chest pain, he may not be able to drink enough water to satiate his thirst. Arsenicum also helps calm restlessness and anxiety.
TREATMENT OF HYPOTHYROIDISM IN HOMOEOPATHY
| HYPOTHYROIDISM OR MYXOEDEMA [HYPOTHYROID] |
HYPOTHYROIDISM / MYXOEDEMA Hypothyroidism is a clinical condition, which results from deficiency of thyroid hormones. Hypothyroidism with deposition of mucinous substance in subcutaneous tissues is known as ‘myxoedema'. |
| CAUSES: |
| • Primary thyroid gland involvement. • Lack of pituitary TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone). • Hypothalamic deficiency of TRH (thyrotropin-releasing hormone). • Autoimmune thyroiditis. • Severe iodine deficiency. |
| SIGN AND SYMPTOMS: |
| • Slowing down of mental and physical functions of the body. • Easy fatigability and tiredness. • Sleepiness. • Body ache. • Puffiness of face. • Edema feet. • Weight gain. • Increased sensitivity to cold. • Dryness of skin. • Brittle nails. • Constipation. • Hair fall. • Hoarseness of voice. • Hearing loss. • Tendency for repeated infections. • Muscle cramps. • Shortness of breath. • Anemia. • Mood swings. • Forgetfulness. • Slow speech. • Infertility. • Menorrhagia (profuse menses). • Occasionally rise in blood pressure. |
| DIETARY MANAGEMENT: |
| Avoid: • Avoid goitrogens (food that blocks the utilization of iodine): turnips, cabbage, mustard, cassava root, soybeans, peanuts, pine nuts and millets. Cooking usually inactivates goitrogens. |
| CONSUME: |
| • Increase consumption of iodine, it is an important building block of thyroid hormone: – Sea food, meat, milk and milk, sea plants- kelp, dulse (vegetable sea food) and Japanese sea vegetables. Plants grown in iodine rich soils are also good source of iodine. – Iodized salt is a primary source of iodine. • Increase consumption of copper, selenium and zinc as these minerals are essential for normal thyroid hormone production and metabolism. • Foods rich in copper: – Meat gelatin, eggs, yeast, lamb; pork; pheasant quail; duck; goose; squid; salmon; organ meats. – Soy and soy products, nuts and seeds, beans, legumes; almonds, broccoli, garlic; bran breads and cereals; sea plants and mushrooms. – Dried beans - soy beans, lima beans, baked beans, dried peas; lentils; barley. – Dried fruits including raisins, dates, prunes, avocado, Chocolate. – Some amount of cooper is obtained from cooking in copper vessels. • Foods rich in selenium: – Grains, Brazil nuts, garlic, wheat germ and brewer's yeast, fish, shellfish, eggs, red meat, chicken and liver. • Food rich in zinc: Good dietary sources of zinc include seafood (especially oysters), beef, oatmeal, chicken, liver, spinach, nuts and seeds. – Meat, poultry and milk, shell fish, crab, shrimp and sea plants etc. – Plant foods are low in zinc, Whole wheat grains provide good amount of zinc. • Increase consumption of proteins - tyrosine, an amino acid is a precursor for making thyroid hormone : – Milk and milk products, eggs (is the richest source), Flesh food: meat, fish, and poultry. – Nuts and oilseeds, pulses, cereals. |
| Note[Note] |
| • Mild to moderate exercise is advisable, exercise stimulates thyroid gland function. • Practise yoga. |
HOMOEOPATHIC TREATMENT WITH HOMOEOPATHY:
| HYPOTHYROIDISM OR MYXOEDEMA [HYPOTHYROID] |
HYPOTHYROIDISM / MYXOEDEMA Hypothyroidism is a clinical condition, which results from deficiency of thyroid hormones. Hypothyroidism with deposition of mucinous substance in subcutaneous tissues is known as ‘myxoedema'. |
| CAUSES: |
| • Primary thyroid gland involvement. • Lack of pituitary TSH (thyroid stimulating hormone). • Hypothalamic deficiency of TRH (thyrotropin-releasing hormone). • Autoimmune thyroiditis. • Severe iodine deficiency. |
| SIGN AND SYMPTOMS: |
| • Slowing down of mental and physical functions of the body. • Easy fatigability and tiredness. • Sleepiness. • Body ache. • Puffiness of face. • Edema feet. • Weight gain. • Increased sensitivity to cold. • Dryness of skin. • Brittle nails. • Constipation. • Hair fall. • Hoarseness of voice. • Hearing loss. • Tendency for repeated infections. • Muscle cramps. • Shortness of breath. • Anemia. • Mood swings. • Forgetfulness. • Slow speech. • Infertility. • Menorrhagia (profuse menses). • Occasionally rise in blood pressure. |
| DIETARY MANAGEMENT: |
| Avoid: • Avoid goitrogens (food that blocks the utilization of iodine): turnips, cabbage, mustard, cassava root, soybeans, peanuts, pine nuts and millets. Cooking usually inactivates goitrogens. |
| CONSUME: |
| • Increase consumption of iodine, it is an important building block of thyroid hormone: – Sea food, meat, milk and milk, sea plants- kelp, dulse (vegetable sea food) and Japanese sea vegetables. Plants grown in iodine rich soils are also good source of iodine. – Iodized salt is a primary source of iodine. • Increase consumption of copper, selenium and zinc as these minerals are essential for normal thyroid hormone production and metabolism. • Foods rich in copper: – Meat gelatin, eggs, yeast, lamb; pork; pheasant quail; duck; goose; squid; salmon; organ meats. – Soy and soy products, nuts and seeds, beans, legumes; almonds, broccoli, garlic; bran breads and cereals; sea plants and mushrooms. – Dried beans - soy beans, lima beans, baked beans, dried peas; lentils; barley. – Dried fruits including raisins, dates, prunes, avocado, Chocolate. – Some amount of cooper is obtained from cooking in copper vessels. • Foods rich in selenium: – Grains, Brazil nuts, garlic, wheat germ and brewer's yeast, fish, shellfish, eggs, red meat, chicken and liver. • Food rich in zinc: Good dietary sources of zinc include seafood (especially oysters), beef, oatmeal, chicken, liver, spinach, nuts and seeds. – Meat, poultry and milk, shell fish, crab, shrimp and sea plants etc. – Plant foods are low in zinc, Whole wheat grains provide good amount of zinc. • Increase consumption of proteins - tyrosine, an amino acid is a precursor for making thyroid hormone : – Milk and milk products, eggs (is the richest source), Flesh food: meat, fish, and poultry. – Nuts and oilseeds, pulses, cereals. |
| Note[Note] |
| • Mild to moderate exercise is advisable, exercise stimulates thyroid gland function. • Practise yoga. |