خرید و دانلود نسخه کامل کتاب The Natural Guide to Stroke Recovery: How to Prevent and Heal Strokes with Evidence Based Nutrition and Alternative Therapies

About 800,000 Americans suffer a stroke each year, which makes having a stroke the third largest cause of death and the major cause of all adult disabilities in the United States. A stroke occurs whenever adequate blood flow to a part of your brain is interrupted. Symptoms of stroke vary depending on the area of your brain that was deprived of oxygen. Strokes occur in three forms: the more common ischemic stroke, which affects around 87 percent of cases, hemorrhagic stroke, which occurs in 10 percent, and subarachnoid stroke, which affects 3 percent, the Internet Stroke Center reports. Clots in blood vessels to your brain can cause an ischemic stroke, while a rupture in an artery can cause both the hemorrhagic and subarachnoid strokes. Ischemic strokes often occur in people with atherosclerosis, which is a buildup of plaque made from cholesterol and cellular debris, inside their blood vessels. Clots that form at these plaque sites can break loose and then travel through your bloodstream and eventually lodge in your brain. High blood pressure often causes both the hemorrhagic and subarachnoid strokes. Having any kind of stroke truly is an emergency situation. For every minute that goes by without the proper restoration of blood and oxygen flow to your brain, 2 million of your nerve cells are lost! Too bad so few doctors currently advise the use of oxygen therapy especially Hyperbaric Oxygen therapy (HBOT) for treating their stroke patients! On the average, one American will die from having a stroke at least every four minutes!