I think that you should attach some video with this if it was possible overall it was a great article . its just awesome and informatics . you are doing a very well job to aware peoples about different diseases
Posted by john on 09/03 at 09:03 AMSluggish Thyroid Disturbs Heart Function
Tuesday, August 19, 2008 - Byron J Richards, CCNSeveral studies now point out that sluggish thyroid function (subclinical hypothyroid) is associated with early adverse changes in the electrical function of the heart. One study shows that these changes disturb the “fitness†of the heart known as heart rate variability. The newest study shows that sluggish thyroid has a marked change in autonomic electrical regulation of the heart, setting the stage for irregular heart beats and increased risk for sudden death due to poor heart function.
The bottom line is that poor thyroid function, even initial changes away from optimal thyroid health, are directly stressful to your heart via changes that occur in the nerve-heart relationship. Stress also plays a role in such electrical changes, especially when stress is ongoing for a long period of time and is inducing noticeable wear and tear. Any person with any form of heart-related symptoms should have adequate nutrition to offset stress and enhance optimal thyroid function – so as to boost cardiovascular fitness.
If you would like to learn more about your heart and its electrical function, including the use of nutrition to maintain optimal health, please consult my Cardiovascular Health Topic section.
Posted by Byron Richards at 09:48 PM.
The bottom line is that poor thyroid function, even initial changes away from optimal thyroid health, are directly stressful to your heart via changes that occur in the nerve-heart relationship.
Posted by Walsh on 07/01 at 06:05 AMReally Great information about heart even initial changes away from optimal thyroid health, are directly stressful to your heart via changes that occur in the nerve-heart relationship.
Posted by Emanprinting on 07/16 at 08:46 AMIts great article.It is associated with early adverse changes in the electrical function of the heart. One study shows that these changes disturb the fitness of the heart known as heart rate variability.
Posted by Walsh on 07/20 at 04:52 AMits very entrusting and helpful stuff i like this thread and wisu all the best you are doing a great job keep you work up…thanks
Posted by george on 08/16 at 04:54 AMStress also plays a role in such electrical changes, especially when stress is ongoing for a long period of time and is inducing noticeable wear and tear.
Posted by thelasttickets on 08/20 at 09:43 AMI think that you should attach some video with this if it was possible overall it was a great article .
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