Spokane Health Myths Debunked part 1
Wednesday, August 27th, 2008
Most people wonder about their health, and we've all heard these Spokane Health Myths. Often, we hear from friends or family that if we just do this or do that, then some great health benefit will happen. But, as a most popular saying goes: if it too good to be true, it probably is. These Spokane Health Myths will clear the air on a few of some regularly heard myths.
Spokane Health Myth #1:You’ll know if you are having a heart attack.
Not always. Only half of those who’ve suffered from a heart attack felt a symptom. That means that the other half never felt any symptom, or didn’t recognize it. There are several signs most common to a heart attack:- chest discomfort (pressure, squeezing, or fullness)
- shortness of breath
- nausea
- cold sweat
- discomfort in upper body (arm, back, neck
