\r\n \r\n Hello. Sorry to hear about your heart issues.
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\nWe have an obesity problem here in England and you have the same a lot worse Stateside. Obesity can lead to diabetes, high blood pressure, heart disease/stroke and cancer, but I\'m sure you don\'t need me to tell you that.
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\nAs for strenuous exercise for obese people, I think it is MADNESS. Exercise is essential for the maintainance of health and well-being, but for obese people it needs to be staged. Start with gentle exercise i.e. walking on the flat. As you get used to it, walk further, factor in walking uphill and so forth. Then maybe add another form of exercise, a sport of some sort maybe or light weights. Pushing yourself to exhaustion in combination with obesity, esp. chronic obesty, is too much for an already overworked heart...
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\nGo to a height & weight website and work out your ideal body weight for someone of your height. The overweight is - lbs/kgs? Imagine carrying a rucksack of that weight 24/7 and the strain it would place on your body. Of course, you already are doing that!
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\nSo many fad diets going around, but it\'s all really sleight of hand. Doesn\'t matter who you are or what you are, cut out junk food, sugar and added salt from your diet and you WILL lose weight.
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\nIrrespective of your moral stance (meat-eater or vegetarian/vegan), the diet should be centred on plant food. Fruit and vegetables, pulses and legumes, walnuts (fat but good fat) oats (slow release carbohydrate and a wonderful heart health food) etc.
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\nGood luck to you.\r\n

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\r\n \r\n For benign PVCs, take 200 - 300 mg a day of magnesium (not the oxide form, preferabley citrate or some other form) and drink a glass of OJ a day and drink a small container of coconut water every other day. In the evening have a cup of chamomile tea. Try this for 6 weeks\r\n

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\r\n \r\n Although I agree with the suggestion to take magnesium from citrate and coconut water, I would also suggest 200mg per day Co Q10 for your heart, as well as cayenne for your circulation.
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\nYou need to thin your blood naturally with vitamin E and C, and optimize your D3.
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\nI would suggest taking a concentrated powder, such as beyond tangerine, which contains all 16 vitamins, 60 minerals, and 115 different fruits and vegetables, with an ORAC value of 5700 per serving, which is optimal considering most people get less than 1500 per day..\r\n

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\r\n \r\n The CoQ10 is a good idea also. As for cayenne, you can do that or eat hot spicy twice a day.\r\n

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