Sudden Cardiac Arrest In Athletes can be prevented.

Dick Cheney has no heart beat, literally.

https://www.livescience.com/33035-is-it-true-that-dick-cheney-has-no-heartbeat.html

Total junk article. Don't waste your time. Listing out individual symptoms that have many benign causes does not help anyone and certainly does not prevent cardiac arrest.

Fatigue; shortness of breath, lightheartedness, rapid heartbeat...

It seems exceedingly hard to diagnose the symptoms, because I experience similar feelings during every race and hard workout that I do.

You are behind, the reference is from 2011 and he had a transplant in 2012: https://www.cnn.com/2012/03/24/politics/cheney-transplant-surgery/index.html Heart pumps are used as a temporary measure when a heart is failing until a transplant can be arranged.

Dick Cheney has no heart beat, literally. wrote:

Dick Cheney has no heart beat, literally.

https://www.livescience.com/33035-is-it-true-that-dick-cheney-has-no-heartbeat.html

Probably does now. The heart pumps are used until a transplan

1) Eat a ketogenic diet. Animals are food, plants are drugs.

2) No carb-loading

3) Minimize sugar, maximize salt intake to taste during event.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vIV4nt1d6cc

Getting medical advice on LR, is like getting spelling advice from Trump.

YMMV wrote:

1) Eat a ketogenic diet. Animals are food, plants are drugs.

2) No carb-loading

3) Minimize sugar, maximize salt intake to taste during event.

#1 and #2 are bad advice, and have been long proven not true.

Humans are omnivores, not carnivores.

Check your teeth and compare them with carnivores like cats. They're entirely different.

Basically the symptoms are non specific. The key is making sure someone knows CPR and where the nearest AED is. This is strikingly deficient.

Humans can carve up a carcass faster than any lion using simple hand tools.

Our stomach pH s lower than cats and far lower than any omnivore. Nitrogen-isotope studies of early hominins shows that we were apex predators, even eating other top predators. Plants have always been at best a stopgap for nourishment.

No single plant has a complete nutrition profile whereas every animal food does. Almost any animal can be safely eaten raw, whereas most plants are toxic, even when processed and cooked. Almost every poison is derived from plant source, whereas almost no animals are a source of poison. Go through a forest eating random plants and chances you will be dead or at least unconscious by day's end. Eat random animal, fish or eggs and you will be well-nourished.

Carbohydrates are toxic on the human body, particularly the circulatory system, when taken in excess. Watch the link and learn something for a change instead of parroting plant-biased media garbage nutrition which has made the last three generations sicker and fatter.

Fun fact: I was running 50 to upwards of 80 miles a week for the last 2 years and decided to get the new Apple Watch series 4 when it launched last year. The watch is the only watch with a 1 lead EKG on it. After a workout I had some discomfort and ran the test which alerted me to having Atrial Fib which I never knew about. I scheduled a doc appt and was referred to a cardiologist who confirmed that I have AF and a small hole in a chamber of my heart. Get screened if you have any weird stuff and don’t know what it is, I would of never know if it wasn’t for that watch.

Head scratch wrote:

Getting medical advice on LR, is like getting spelling advice from Trump.

Or cheating off AOC during a Civics exam.

Head scratch wrote:

Getting medical advice on LR, is like getting spelling advice from Trump.

And getting spelling advice on LRC.

Right except the brain runs on glucose. Yawn

Did you know you can make glucose from fat and protein?

Head scratch wrote:

Getting medical advice on LR, is like getting spelling advice from Trump.

Another analogy is it is akin to obtaining grammar advice from you. There is no comma in that sentence. English is my 4th language.

The more you know wrote:

Did you know you can make glucose from fat and protein?

Or just eat carbs? Hint: if the brain requires it... it's not bad for you!

The more you know wrote:

Harambe wrote:

Right except the brain runs on glucose. Yawn

Did you know you can make glucose from fat and protein?

Don't discourage the sugarplums with silly things like...physiology.

MohammedAA wrote:

Head scratch wrote:

Getting medical advice on LR, is like getting spelling advice from Trump.

Another analogy is it is akin to obtaining grammar advice from you. There is no comma in that sentence. English is my 4th language.

LOL, Maybe you’ll learn something on your fifth language. I’ll have fries with my order, thanks!

YMMV wrote:

Our stomach pH s lower than cats and far lower than any omnivore.

Humans are omnivores, so your statement is completely false.

Almost any animal can be safely eaten raw

So you eat raw carrion, and never cook nor refrigerate meat? Please explain as I'd like to learn more.

Carbohydrates are toxic on the human body, particularly the circulatory system, when taken in excess.

Why did you say when taken to excess? Why didn't you say the same thing for meat "when taken to excess," or for anything else, air, water, movement, sleep, "when taken to excess."

Your statement has no validity, because "you took it to excess."

Watch the link and learn something for a change instead of parroting plant-biased media garbage nutrition which has made the last three generations sicker and fatter.

The link is to a video of someone expressing their opinion, which means nothing.

I'm only interested in the truth and logic, not conjecture, nor opinions.

Interesting you suggest to "learn something for a change" with all the mistakes you made in one post.