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Chinese physicians report on the case of a woman who presented with aconitine-induced cardiovascular symptoms.
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Re: Can natural remedies jeopardize cardiovascular health?
monkshade is toxic but a pain reliever is very low doses. get it a wee bit too high and guess what? you have probs"SHIAT BIOTCH, thats a big ass!"
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Re: Can natural remedies jeopardize cardiovascular health?
Good information. People need to be careful with all that stuff and read up on everything they are taking. Anything that messes with th e heart I steer clear ofComment
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Re: Can natural remedies jeopardize cardiovascular health?
Too much of anything can be bad. You have to use moderation.
Aspirin comes the bark of a willow tree, indians used to chew it for pain. If you even take too much aspirin you could harm yourself bc its concentrated from the natural form.
I supposed supplements can be that way too, but its not regulated so we hav to look out for ourselves and learn about it before you try something.Animal the manimalComment
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