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I would love to connect with other users who have electrical heart issues. I’m 50 years old and have stage 3 heart failure due currently unknown causes. I DON’T have heart disease (arteries and veins are clear of blockages and/or buildup. Mild, left bundle branch block, diagnosed four years ago, but heart timing issues have massively gone cra…Read More
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Not sure where your doctors are but Cleveland Clinic in Cleveland is the #1 place in the world for
your heart. Especially if your current team is scratching their heads. I switched and it’s worth the plane flight once a year. (quad bypass and back to running in my late 60’s) -
Have you had a Covid jab recently. Look up the government MHRA and you will find tens of thousands of heart defects repirted reported, even thousands of deaths. The Spike Protein does mot stay at the injection site but travels around the body staying in all types of organs, the heart being popular. It is unlikely your cardiologists will agree with…Read More
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Used to run a lot during my 20s. The intensity and frequency decreased during my 30s. Am gradually getting back to regular runs in my 40s, hoping to rediscover my 20s self. But, I am being told that running may not be a good idea and that I should switch to weights and strength training. Logic and Physiology would suggest the switch, but I don’t…Read More
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I’m back to running in my late 60’s after quadruple bypass. I did fly to Cleveland (Mecca for Heart issues) and my cardiologist, Dr Singh, is in the Sports cardiology department there. We do tele-med sessions plus an annual onsite. No reason not to run, but do it right. Try books : 80/20 running and Chi Running.
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Is there a way to add an activity that isn’t part of the standard menu?
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Post new cold variant going around my heart rate is sitting lower than normal but showing me a higher max heart strain score on back-to-back super easy rides.
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Hello Michelle, Sorry to hear of your diagnosis. Can you share your ejection fraction? That may provide some additional basis for gauging cardiac performance. Hank