6 simple steps to stop heart attack (Buteyko breathing exercise) Video

Angina pain during heart attack appears due to hyperventilation (overbreathing). Breathing more than the norm, as it is the case with all heart patients, constricts coronary arteries and reduces oxygenation of the heart muscle tissue. Most heart patients can stop heart attacks by practicing reduced breathing developed by Russian MD Konstantin Buteyko.

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DickKuiper1: Hello Artour, Thanks for this greatr videos. I hope it will help many people. Dick

fuzzymike2: A great contribution to reducing the risks of heart attacks especially for patients experiencing their attack when alone and far from medical help. There will be thousands who may give you thanks for saving their lives in future. Once again thanks Artour.

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GetMeThere1: Fascinating ideas! Thanks for helping to popularize this information.

madmanatsea: There is no way you'll get anyone to breathe normally during a heart attack! When heart muscle is being damaged, the heart is operating say at 50% of what it was pumping before the attack so THE HEAVY BREATHING IS JUST A NATURAL RESPONSE IN MY MIND! Your ONLY chance is C

madmanatsea: Your only chance to survive a Heart Attack is the QUICK DRINKING of 4 to 6 table spoons of Cayenne Pepper which worked in my case! Just google: 'capsaicin heart attack'..........Nothing Compares and you'll soon be seeing it in ambulances probably as a cream or patch that will be put on the patient's chest!

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