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This is true, shoveling snow is classic trigger of life-threatening heart attacks. The exertion demands extra work for the heart, while the cold can trigger a vasospasm and plaque rupture. The worse thing a man can add to the combo is a cigarette. The defibrillator on the shovel will be completely useless unless there is a bystander to operate it. Would add a box of aspirin and nitroglycerin pills.
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This is true, shoveling snow is classic trigger of life-threatening heart attacks. The exertion demands extra work for the heart, while the cold can trigger a vasospasm and plaque rupture. The worse thing a man can add to the combo is a cigarette. The defibrillator on the shovel will be completely useless unless there is a bystander to operate it. Would add a box of aspirin and nitroglycerin pills.
To condense the entirety of medical information and advice that you have provided Chav, I would, as a layperson, suggest that the safest approach is to avoid any type of exertion whatsoever. I will from this point onward limit myself to trips to the refrigerator and operating the TV remote.
I wish Bob and Doug would run for Canada's Prime Minister and Deputy; we need people like them who can see the big picture. Such natural leaders who are so representative of the common people are hard to find.
I wish Bob and Doug would run for Canada's Prime Minister and Deputy; we need people like them who can see the big picture. Such natural leaders who are so representative of the common people are hard to find.
put `em on the lower America ticket as well
who don`t need a metric dozen crullers and a Molson Eh?
@john-barry A flat of Coors and a box of Crispy Cremes ain't too shabby neither.
are we pork barrelin` this thing already?
@john-barry Break out the flags and straw boaters JB....and let's give them to somebody else to play with. I'm so done with politics! I will participate in the beer and donuts though; don't want to appear rude!
@john-barry Break out the flags and straw boaters JB....and let's give them to somebody else to play with. I'm so done with politics! I will participate in the beer and donuts though; don't want to appear rude!
I hear ya......word is,the resident 1/24th royal couple is engaged in a little night fishing.......mighty fine pictures goin` beggin` for a story
This is true, shoveling snow is classic trigger of life-threatening heart attacks. The exertion demands extra work for the heart, while the cold can trigger a vasospasm and plaque rupture. The worse thing a man can add to the combo is a cigarette. The defibrillator on the shovel will be completely useless unless there is a bystander to operate it. Would add a box of aspirin and nitroglycerin pills.
To condense the entirety of medical information and advice that you have provided Chav, I would, as a layperson, suggest that the safest approach is to avoid any type of exertion whatsoever. I will from this point onward limit myself to trips to the refrigerator and operating the TV remote.
Jack, sounds like you are ready for this conversation ...


