After my mom suffered a heart episode I noticed her doctors would always look for certain enzymes in her blood. One day I finally put it all together and realized that these enzymes were crucial for heart function. These enzymes are known as D-ribose and they are found in foods. This is what The National Library of Medicine says about them:
Long-term myocardial ischemia does play a factor in the development of congestive heart failure and further reports have proposed that the failing heart is energy starved [5]. Since pre-clinical animal studies have demonstrated that D-ribose supplementation enhanced the recovery of myocardial ATP levels and improved diastolic dysfunction following ischemia, Omran et al. investigated the role of D-ribose supplementation in Class II-III ischemic, congestive heart failure patients. They found an improvement in diastolic dysfunction using echocardiographic parameters. They observed an improvement in atrial contribution to left ventricular filling, a smaller left atrial chamber size, and a shortened E wave deceleration. Subjectively, these patients also experienced an improved quality of life and physical function [24]. Bayram et al. more recently demonstrated an improvement in tissue Doppler velocity, which was maintained at nine weeks in 64% of Class II-IV congestive heart failure (CHF) study patients when taking D-ribose supplementation. Approximately 45% also showed an improvement in their early diastolic filling velocity (E) to early annulus relaxation velocity (E’) [25]. Commonly, congestive heart failure patients complain of shortness of breath and fatigue, and as their failure progresses, patients develop a decrease in their ventilator efficiency. Carter et al. found that supplementation of D-ribose enabled Class II-III CHF patients with left ventricular dysfunction to maintain their maximal volume of oxygen (VO2max), improve their ventilatory efficiency, and experience a positive trend in their quality of life measurements (Carter O, MacCarter D, Mannebach S, et al.: D-ribose improves peak exercise capacity and ventilation efficiency in heart failure patients. J Am Coll Cardiol. 2005, 45:185 abstr). Vijay et al. concurred with these reported D-ribose benefits in a separate clinical study involving Class II-IV CHF patients when taking D-ribose supplementation. 2018 Mar 9
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Teaching children is a process and therefore you have to start early modeling the behavior. This is how I was brought up and how I taught my own children. Never had a problem of this nature as they enjoyed having a clean orderly room that they themselves would maintain in their teens.
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@alphafox Having been in earthquakes that roll is pretty hard to maintain balance, I can't imagine being in one these for that duration. Thank God for the grandmother protecting the child. She did well.
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@gofishh77 His major issues are poor parenting, failing to recognize that he is very unwell in that car seat. Her smile at the beginning of the video says it all, any empathetic parent would not make a child cry this way.
No. He is a toddler and toddlers still need guidance, not a slap. Most car seats nowadays are too restrictive and children do not feel comfortable in them. Perhaps trying to find out what is causing his discomfort is a better approach or this child will have cognitive issues growing up. Not finding out what causes him to feel this way is plain lazy.
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