Monday, March 17, 2014
Saturday, March 15, 2014
ECP THERAPY? Yes, heart surgery is not your only option!
What is
ECP ?
ECP therapy is a safe, non-invasive,
outpatient treatment option for people
suffering from ischemic heart diseases
such as angina and with either systolic or
diastolic heart failure. ECP® has helped
hundreds of thousands of patients around
the world. Clinical studies show over 75%
of patients benefit from ECP Therapy with
sustained improvement up to three years
post-treatment.
While an individual is undergoing ECP,
pneumatic cuffs are applied on the legs
and are connected to a computer that
monitors the heart rate and rhythm. The cuffs
are timed to inflate and deflate based on the
individual’s electrocardiogram. The cuffs inflate
at the beginning of diastole and deflate at the
beginning of systole.
Since it increases pressure in the aorta while the
heart is relaxing (during diastole) ECP increases
blood flow into the coronary arteries, which serves
to mechanically open up semi-blocked coronary
arteries
ECP THERAPY
ADVANTAGES
- Non- invasive, painless and inexpensive compared to a surgery u
- No recovery time, after the session, the client can carry on with work
- Does not have any side effects compared to after a surgery
- Increase Energy and Stamina u Improve Alertness
- Improve Sex Life
- Increase Cardiac Output
- Improve Ventricular Function
- Increase Coronary Perfusion Pressure
- Improve Oxygen Consumption (VO2)
- Increases Circulation u Recruits and Develops New Collaterals
- Retrograde Arterial Flow Increases Endothelial Function
- Reduces Circulating Inflammatory Markers and Arterial Stiffness
- Cardiac Remodeling
- Decrease Workload on Your Heart
- Reduces High Blood Pressure
- Reduce Leg Pain and Shortness of Breath
- Reduce Symptoms Angina and Ischemic Heart Disease
- Regression of Atherosclerosis
WHO WILL BENEFIT
FROM ECP?
Those who suffer:
- Chronic stable angina
- Not keen to go for bypass surgery
- Poor circulation
- Prevention not to get blockage because of diabetes
- Coronary atherosclerosis
- Diabetes
- Renal failure
- Pulmonary disease
Here’s the Million Dollar Question
Is surgery my only option?
Dr. John Kirklin, a heart surgeon at Mayo Clinic, USA,
has this to say:
“Surgery is always second best. If you can do
something else, it’s better.”
Here at
Spectrum of Life (SOL)
, you do have an
option to do something else for your aching heart
and circulatory system: the External Counter
Pulsation (ECP) therapy.
For starters, ECP is truly non-
invasive — 100% no needles and pricking.
ECP Therapy + Clinical Hypnotherapy = Better quality of life
Stress management techniques could reduce deaths and disability from heart attacks according to BBC News. At Spectrum of Life (SOL) Proactive Healthcare Centre, our clinical hypnotherapy service + ECP therapy will help you improve the quality of your life. Free consultation is still available, come to SOL and talk with me (Mr.Koo) now.
ECP Therapy + Clinical Hypnotherapy = Better quality of life
Stress management techniques could reduce deaths and disability from heart attacks according to BBC News. At Spectrum of Life (SOL) Proactive Healthcare Centre, our clinical hypnotherapy service + ECP therapy will help you improve the quality of your life. Free consultation is still available, come to SOL and talk with me (Mr.Koo) now.
Interested?
Monday, March 10, 2014
Your biography becomes your biology
It is not pain that hurts us most. Emotional traumas play a very large
role in creating chronic illnesses. I feel good to help my clients feel
better, regain their health and fitness!
Our language is filled with expressions of how emotion affects the
body: tension and stress gives me a knot in my stomach, overwhelming
sadness makes me feel all choked up, a difficult person is a pain in the
neck.
More seriously, a recent study showed that sudden emotional shock can
cause heart attacks even in healthy people. Called “broken heart
syndrome,” these heart attacks were related to the loss of a loved one,
fear of an event or activity, or sudden accidents. Notably, most of the
sufferers were women.
How does a fleeting feeling have lasting health effects? Research on
this is still in its infancy, but there are at least four paths we
already know about.
First is the general effect of stress, which triggers the adrenals to
produce cortisol and adrenaline. Cortisol is very helpful in small
doses (as part of the fight or flight response) but sustained high
cortisol levels (the result of unremitting stress) have very destructive
effects on the body, including weight gain, high blood pressure, high
cholesterol, suppression of immune function and acceleration of aging.
For more on cortisol, read our articles on adrenal fatigue.
Second is the effect of unresolved emotional issues on systemic
inflammation. Medical research has recently implicated inflammation as a
contributing factor in a host of diseases, including cancer, heart
disease and Alzheimer’s. For more on systemic inflammation, read our
informative articles.
Third is the effect of emotions on particular organs. Many
alternative practitioners attribute illness in a specific organ to a
specific cause. While this is controversial in Western medicine, it has
been well documented in medical literature that “Type A” personalities
have much higher rates of heart disease, and that women who suffered
childhood sexual abuse have higher rates of dysmenorrhea and pelvic
pain. The mechanism of action may be peptide chains formed as part of
the biochemistry of emotion that bind to receptor sites in specific
organs, a concept pioneered by the renowned biochemist Dr. Candace Pert.
We believe many more links will be discovered as research in this area
continues.
Fourth is the effect of emotions on behavior. The ACE Study revealed a
cause and effect link between adverse childhood experience and negative
health habits like drinking, smoking, overeating, and sexual
promiscuity. The authors recognized these negative habits as
self-medication for unresolved emotional pain. But over time the
suppression of all that pain through these self-destructive habits has
terrible consequences.
All retrieved from http://www.womentowomen.com/emotions-anxiety-mood/how-emotional-experience-determines-your-health/
上述文章阐述了情绪压力如何影响生理疾病。
事实的确如此,情绪压力是许多流行病的导因。
心脏病,胃病,忧郁症等等都和情绪压力有很大的关系。
我所工作的保健中心能检测顾客的生理状况。
我发现许多拥有情绪问题的顾客,肠胃心脏等都有一些状况。
有者甚至因为情绪问题,导致生理出了许多严重情况。
然而当情绪压力得到舒缓和改善时,他们的气色和生理状况也真的跟着好转起来。
所以你说生理和心理两者有关联不?
上述文章阐述了情绪压力如何影响生理疾病。
事实的确如此,情绪压力是许多流行病的导因。
心脏病,胃病,忧郁症等等都和情绪压力有很大的关系。
我所工作的保健中心能检测顾客的生理状况。
我发现许多拥有情绪问题的顾客,肠胃心脏等都有一些状况。
有者甚至因为情绪问题,导致生理出了许多严重情况。
然而当情绪压力得到舒缓和改善时,他们的气色和生理状况也真的跟着好转起来。
所以你说生理和心理两者有关联不?
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