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so I had a question with someone that

wanted to know what are some of the

differentiating factors between symptoms

from a potential heart attack versus

symptoms from actual heartburn that’s a

good question because they’re very very

similar in fact some of the symptoms are

identical both will give you like a cold

clammy type feeling both will produce

nauseousness both can cause the burning

pain all right so now let’s talk about

the differences well typically if you

have left pain pain it goes down the

left arm it’s going to be a heart attack

but not always because sometimes if

you’re having heartburn or indigestion

it can produce pain on the left side but

it’s rare also heart attacks more likely

will come from a stress event or

exercise but not always sometimes you

may get heart attack symptoms after you

eat but as a side note you should know

that there are over 300,000 non cardiac

visits to the hospital every single year

so obviously these people had either

heartburn or some type of digestive

problem that’s producing these symptoms

it wasn’t related to the heart

now with heartburn you’re gonna see this

after the meal but not always because if

you have an ulcer that’s causing this

heartburn you could have it when you’re

not eating when you’re laying in bed you

can have heartburn so these are just

general guidelines typically with

heartburn you’re gonna have more

bloating which you’re not necessarily

gonna have with a heart attack so that’s

different you may have acid reflux so

acid that comes up in your esophagus so

that’s gonna be more related to

heartburn you may have more burping

belching but one really good indication

to know that it’s more heartburn is that

if you take apple cider vinegar and some

water let’s say you take two tablespoons

in a glass of water and you drink this

down and your heartburn goes away well

then chances are it’s more likely

heartburn now as far as food goes the

history of what a person ate let’s say

you ate a lot of sugar

junk food well that could create this or

this so you really can’t differentiate

based on a history of what someone ate

but one of the best things that you can

take as far as a supplement to prevent

heart attacks especially angina is

vitamin E a complete complex I’m talking

about the combination of not just a

cough or also all of them but

tocotrienols together as one unit that’s

not only good for angina the actual

cramping of the muscle that could be

coming from the muscle itself but it’s

also good for problems in the artery

because you need vitamin E as an

antioxidant to prevent the breakdown or

the tissue so about a minute you can

actually prevent the build-up of plaque

okay so vitamin E is important and of

course the healthy version of Kido low

carb and in a minute fasting very very

important as far as heartburn goes you

want to incentivize stomach you want to

take out the cider vinegar you want to

take things like betaine how to chloride

before you eat like you could probably

take them in pills take like four or

five before you eat for a few months to

acidify the stomach and then of course

healthy keto and ifr going to be

essential for that alright thanks for

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