Signs and Symptoms of Heart Failure : Video

Taurine is one of the sulfur amino acids and is found throughout the body abundantly in the heart muscle, eye, central nervous system, and the brain. A deficiency of Taurine can add to chemical sensitivity and decrease the body s ability to detoxify chemicals. Taurine is a major inhibitory amino acid. Taurine helps support normal electrical firing of cell membranes in the brain, and essential in the generation and transmission of nerve impulses. The need for Taurine increases during periods of illness, stress, anxiety, grief, or depression. Women require more Taurine than men. Taurine is the most prominent amino acid in the heart, and plays a role in smooth heart rhythm and heart muscle contractility. Plus... 

A deficiency of Taurine is often seen with retinal and eye degeneration. A deficiency of Taurine may cause depression... Taurine helps with hyperactivity, Tourette s, excessive movement, and epilepsy. Taurine is an essential amino acid in newborns and children for proper growth and development. Taurine role involves heart muscle contractility and rhythm. Taurine also plays a role in metabolism of calcium in the heart. Pets need Taurine too.

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Cholesterol in normal amount is protecting arterial lining from the damage. All tissues synthesize Cholesterol, yes, but that produced in the liver reaches the blood. Since Cholesterol is concentrated mostly in the brain, too low Cholesterol level can triggers so call a "Massive Stroke". 

Focus on High LDL
LDL (Bad Cholesterol) has the tendency to stick, to the arterial walls and make it easy for plaque to buildup. As the result, the blood vessels became weak and can easily burst open.

Facts... Cholesterol alone will never causes heart attack or stroke but, high Cholesterol level is contributing factor to poor circulation and other health problems.

Believe it or not, congestive heart failure is the most common admitting diagnosis to the hospital in the 65-and-older population. It is due to one or several abnormalities of the heart or blood vessels, causing water to be pushed into the tissues, including the air pockets of the lungs. Most of these conditions can be prevented. Almost all can be effectively treated...