Hello Sean!
** On Friday 06.05.22 - 22:10, you wrote:
Though if I get myself together and get healthier, I may
not need stents again...that's what I hope anyway.
"and get healthier" ..may be the key. I have an aunt that
underwent unclogging of one her carotid arteries. I think it
was the one on the right-side. She has been a chain-smoker
most of her life. The doc said to quit that shit, and stop
topping up everything with mayonnaise at every meal. She paused
smoking while the neck scar was healing, but she soon resumed
after that. That was about 20 years ago. She was only 60
then. She never adjusted her eating plan to help avoid further
problems. But she DID start to develop arthritis about 8 years
after surgery, continued to smoke (and even resorted to the
cheaper ones from a native reserve - to "save" money) ..but is
now essentially house-bound, needs a walker, is practically in
constant pain and cannot go out anywhere unless there is a LOT
of assistance. Sadly, she did not get herself "together".
At one point I started to develop arthiritic symptoms too. But
looking into it, I discovered there was a strong correlation
with too much potassium. Once I reduced potassium significantly
(apparently my body cannot tolerate more than 1 banana per day)
..the arthritic episodes disappeared. That was 8-10 years ago.
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../|ug
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