Posted: 1/19/2006 5:01:07 AM EDT
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I know some of you here are experts, so I wanted to ask - if you are waking up many a morning with tense chest pains, is this akin to sleep apnea? My father has it and must sleep on a C-pap machine, and my wife has told me that she has to hit me in the middle of the night sometimes to start me breathing again, so I'm getting a little worried. |
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The actual cause of this, which goes undiagnosed by some MD's, is heavy metal toxicity combined with solvents and lubricants which act as carrier molecules to transport the metals through skin and mucous membranes. Fortunately, I am here to help. IM me, and I'll give you an appropriate shipping location to send your firearms and all related paraphenalia. It's for the children. -Seriously, if your Dad has to have a CPAP, morning chest pains and apnea are nothing to play with. My father has sleep apnea and his blood O2 saturation has gone down into the 60's. No good. A call to your GP would seem prudent to me... -Hobbit (Diplomate, American Foundation for Feline Sleep Apnea Research) |
but why? |