Comments on: Michael Bicks talks in the NY Times about the severe heart attack he suffered… http://nosugrefneb.org/435 (benferguson) Mon, 05 Jul 2010 17:27:55 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 By: Heart Attack http://nosugrefneb.org/435#comment-8505 Heart Attack Mon, 25 Aug 2008 05:20:38 +0000 http://nosugrefneb.com/weblog/?p=435#comment-8505 <p>Thanks for such an informative post it is full of knowledge. Mostly heart attack is happen to old age people which is under full tension. So they need a good diet.your article is containing both information. Thanks for your time to write this article.</p> Thanks for such an informative post it is full of knowledge. Mostly heart attack is happen to old age people which is under full tension. So they need a good diet.your article is containing both information. Thanks for your time to write this article.

]]> By: Lloyd Flodin http://nosugrefneb.org/435#comment-8309 Lloyd Flodin Sun, 20 Jul 2008 18:09:52 +0000 http://nosugrefneb.com/weblog/?p=435#comment-8309 <p>My name is Lloyd Flodin--I am a research asst. for author Rich Wolfe--We are writing a tribute book to Tim Russert--I would like to contact Michael Bicks Re: thoughts on Tim as he was running --- Our format is a brief phone interview-- Thank You ; Lloyd</p> My name is Lloyd Flodin–I am a research asst. for author Rich Wolfe–We are writing a tribute book to Tim Russert–I would like to contact Michael Bicks Re: thoughts on Tim as he was running — Our format is a brief phone interview– Thank You ; Lloyd

]]> By: thalia http://nosugrefneb.org/435#comment-8272 thalia Tue, 15 Jul 2008 06:38:49 +0000 http://nosugrefneb.com/weblog/?p=435#comment-8272 <p>I read the NY times article and I'm getting mixed messages here. This guy claims to be rigorous biker, eater of olive oil, with "good" cholesterol numbers but admits to having "four beers and large Chinese dinner" the night before his heart attack took place. That does not strike me as something a health conscious person would eat, which makes me think this guy is probably not as healthy or fit as he would like to believe.</p> I read the NY times article and I’m getting mixed messages here. This guy claims to be rigorous biker, eater of olive oil, with “good” cholesterol numbers but admits to having “four beers and large Chinese dinner” the night before his heart attack took place. That does not strike me as something a health conscious person would eat, which makes me think this guy is probably not as healthy or fit as he would like to believe.

]]> By: francesco greco http://nosugrefneb.org/435#comment-7924 francesco greco Thu, 10 Jul 2008 22:14:59 +0000 http://nosugrefneb.com/weblog/?p=435#comment-7924 <p>I read your article on the NY Times,July 8. I found something similar to my case. I was very fit, especially after a month of hiking in Australia. Once in Sydney, during a night I had a very bad stomach ache. I went to the hospital and they found I was having a heart attack. They put a stent in one of my arteries. This happened in August 1999. Once in the States, it happened to me to read a Dr.Ornish book. Since then, I have realized how much fat my diet was, and I started a dr.Ornish diet: no meat, no fish, no olive oil, no cheese, no nuts, but a lot of vegetables, fruits, legumes. After 9 years, I am still have the same diet, of which I am very happy indeed. I am still hiking very often. Of my past heart attack it seems there is no track in my sixmonthly heart tests.</p> <p>I have been using the same therapy since my hospitalization in Sydney: atenolol 50 mg, 10 mg rosuvastatina,and an aspirin.</p> <p>Thank you for your attention. Francesco</p> I read your article on the NY Times,July 8. I found something similar to my case. I was very fit, especially after a month of hiking in Australia. Once in Sydney, during a night I had a very bad stomach ache. I went to the hospital and they found I was having a heart attack. They put a stent in one of my arteries. This happened in August 1999. Once in the States, it happened to me to read a Dr.Ornish book. Since then, I have realized how much fat my diet was, and I started a dr.Ornish diet: no meat, no fish, no olive oil, no cheese, no nuts, but a lot of vegetables, fruits, legumes. After 9 years, I am still have the same diet, of which I am very happy indeed. I am still hiking very often. Of my past heart attack it seems there is no track in my sixmonthly heart tests.

I have been using the same therapy since my hospitalization in Sydney: atenolol 50 mg, 10 mg rosuvastatina,and an aspirin.

Thank you for your attention. Francesco

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