Heart Attacks and = Drinking Warm Water

Heart Attacks and Drinking = Warm=20 Water

The = Chinese and=20 Japanese drink hot tea with their meals, very rarely cold water. Maybe it is time we adopt = their drinking=20 habit while eating.

For=20 those who like to drink cold water, this article is applicable to you. = It is=20 nice to have a cold drink after a meal.=20 However,=20 the cold water will solidify the oily stuff that you have just consumed=20 and will slow down the digestion. Once this 'sludge' reacts = with the=20 acid in your stomach and intestines, it will break down and be absorbed = faster=20 than the lesser digested solid foods and will line the intestine. = Very=20 soon, this will turn into fatty tissue and could lead = eventually to=20 cancer and other illnesses.

The Bottom = Line:

It=20 is best to drink hot soup, warm water or hot tea after a meal versus any = other=20 cold beverage.

Also, a = few serious=20 notes about heart attacks=85

You=20 should know that not every heart attack symptom is going to result in = pain in=20 your left arm. Be aware of intense pain around the jaw line as = well. =20 You may never have an initial chest pain during the course of = a heart=20 attack. Nausea and intense sweating are also common symptoms. About 60%=20 of those who have a heart attack while they are asleep never = wake up.=20 Pain in the jaw line, however, could = wake you up=20 from a sound sleep.

The Bottom = Line:

If you are a = candidate for a=20 potential heart attack, simply be aware of ALL of these common = symptoms. =20 Left arm pain is not the only indicator!