Pain in the heart. Sitel A.

Every year, hundreds of thousands of patients with pain in the heart are examined by the coronary arteries - coronaroalangiography. In many patients, such a diagnosis shows the presence of absolutely healthy coronary arteries! Why then does the heart hurt? Pain in the heart can have different origin. Many patients with a diagnosis of “vegeto-vascular dystonia” experience pain in the heart. Diseases of the organs of the gastrointestinal tract cause pain that a person can take for heart. Pain also occurs due to overstrain and cramps of the back muscles. Often pain in the heart and heart rhythm disturbances are associated with diseases of the spine, damage to the intercostal nerves. Everyone at least once in his life experienced severe pain in the ribs, when it is impossible to breathe or turn. To quickly relieve this pain, you need to take the correct position of the body and perform simple therapeutic movements in it that will help to free the nerve.

It is important to know that reflex ties between organs can affect the heart. With prolonged pain in the spine, sooner or later there is a real spasm of the coronary arteries of the heart! Therefore, any pain in the heart should be eliminated as soon as possible.

The unique therapeutic post-motion of a professor of Sitel will help get rid of functional pain in the heart. The implementation of therapeutic posterity does not just drown out the pain, like most analgesics, but eliminates the very causes of its occurrence.

The book also published a therapeutic complex of arbitrary regulation of breathing, which will help eliminate pain in the heart and other symptoms that arise With vegetative -vascular dystonia and neurosis.

It is important to understand that heart pain is a very serious symptom that can indicate an urgent state that threatens the health and life of a person! If any pain in the heart occurs, it is necessary to consult a doctor without fail.

This book is not a medicine textbook, all the recommendations given in it only after agreeing with the attending physician.