Live. Skripkin K.

... the vessels through which the heart muscle is supplied with blood is called coronary arteries. They are needed only for the heart itself - these are thin, winding, slightly covered with yellowish fat, red tubes, slightly similar to rainworms, crawling out of heart insides at the top and again crawling there in the lower part. When one of these vessels clogs or at least loses its conductivity by three quarters, then the same thing happens with the heart that happens to the hand or with the foot that we have laid out - it gradually flowing, numb, ceases to obey. In the case of the hand, we change the pose, begin to knead the intended part of the body, carefully move it, frowning from countless internal ultrasound...