Every time it comes to mind that we need to explore further the quantity of 2-3 things in our body to prevent stroke and Myocardial infarction. And really basic things!
1.the quantity of Water in our system!
have we noticed how in a normal body, body without Diabetes or Hypertension or autoimmune disorder and infection, and mostly certain medications, the frequency of strokes and myocardial infraction is unusual....and why is it that people who use less medications may have less of these events? What this is telling us is either when these diseases are active they actually lead to these events, but potentially, that our current reaction to the existence of these disease is not appropriate and actually precipitate in certain individual and acutely these events? Does current therapy cause in certain individuals events that are catastrophic in terems of consequences for the patient?
One of the consequence of blood pressure medications is to relatively dehydrate the individual by increasing urination basically. This fact associated by unnoticed "vasculitis" or vascular adhesiveness (platelet function implied) may be the start or an irreversible closure of blood vessel in tissue that depend on low volume capillarity! We are happy that one having lost so much fluid will have low blood pressure when we commit those numbers in the chart, but are we sure the numbers are telling us the patient is really safe being so dehydrated. Do we know enough about about what are the consequence of such dehydration should a vascular adhesiveness be increased, and what are current bio-markers of such vascular adhesiveness? In general, we believe that use of Baby Aspirin could compensate our lack of knowledge and Aspirin will keep adhesiveness under-control, then we learned that this is not safe in everybody. The chronic use of Aspirin will be a chronic stimuli which at cellular genetic level may not be the thing to preconize, we learned this through the kidney response to chronic exposure to Non steroidals. Intermittent use may be better but which schedule is unknown!
2. state of "vasculitis"
3.how about the Cytokine?
4.how about cholesterol or Atheroma?
(to be continued)
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