In response to: Human Heart Can Repair Itself, Study Suggests

Margaret E Johnson [Visitor] — Wed, 04 Apr 2012 15:56:47 +0000

14 years ago my husband died of Mesothelioma. it was heart wrenching to watch him in pain and just fading away to a shadow of what he once was. Naturally I was devastated. He was my soul mate. I had always been really fit with only the odd illness. I developed high blood pressure though I did not know it until I went to the doctor because of breathlesness, chest pains and cramping of leg muscles when walking up hill. There are plenty of hill where I live. An ECG. showed I had a heart condition that was variously described as an enlarged heart and thickened heart walls. Luckily I had sought help in time. I was prescribed medication to control my blood pressure and to cut a long story short 10 years later my heart is showing to be normal. So given the chance by one means or another The heart does appear to mend itself. I am curious as to the cause of death in the those autopsied as even those who died 552 days later lived less than two years after the transplant. Perhaps the invasion of the Y chromosomes does not indicate that the heart was being helped by the recieving body but the opposite and that the receptor was fighting off a foreign invader.

In response to: Human Heart Can Repair Itself, Study Suggests

Yaman [Visitor] — Fri, 31 Jul 2009 11:13:25 +0000

Let me guess,

Next thing they'll come up with will be "proper nutrition and right exercise facilitates repair"

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Eric [Visitor] — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 05:16:37 +0000

It makes sense- the heart is the hardest working organ in the body, and never gets a break! Fascinating that science has finally discovered this.

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