What I Learned About Blood Circulation This is my experience with my blood circulation, I had a stroke in 2011, which was caused by Heart Fibrillation. I notice that my heart would skip beats when I was13 years of age. It was when I would be laying in bed I could hear my heartbeat on the pillow, I notice sometimes when it would skip, it would cause me to cough, I never told my mother or father that I was having irregular heartbeats, I thought nothing of it, I felt it was normal, I was aways feeling well clothed in my right mind with great activities in my limbs, and I was just full of energy. I apply physical exertion on myself that most of my peers just could not match, truly I just know I did not have a problem with my heart that was how I felt about myself never thinking maybe I should do something that would address my hearts irregular heartbeat. As time went on I was traveling from continent to continent I was just 30 years old. I had taken residence in London and Strasbourg France, flying all over the globe so at thirty-five my heart begins to miss-beats quite often so that my wife insisted that I see a doctor, The doctor told me that my traveling needed to cease and all business for fifteen days then come back to see him. I follow his instructions as ordered, I was told to take an 81 mg baby aspirin EC. When I went back I was told to take it easy not to fly so much, I tried to slow up a bit but I was in demand. I never stopped my pace of running back and forth it continued until I was 78 years old, the stroke made me think, I was not taking care of my body. The doctor that put me on the aspirin told me that I would live a long time if I continue taking my aspirin and take them every day. My problem was I had a tooth that would bleed when I wash them. I went to the dentist he told me to stop taking the aspirin and see if the bleeding would stop. I stopped, and the bleeding stopped also. I never continue the aspirin again. The bleeding stopped also.

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READ THE PDF If you never had it you don't want it. My first encounter with vertigo was about 25 years ago in London England. I had been running like there was no time left after the day that I was functioning in, I believed that the date was so important because I was going home to the United States after a 3 year extended period of being out of the country, my wife and children had returned home, as it was the custom I was out shopping on Oxford Street in London for my grandchildren and my wife and sister in law. On that particular day, I had been shopping for about 6 hours and I decided to go into Selfridges to shop and eat. I had set at the table for about 45 minutes or so and when I stood up to leave I felt a bit unstable. I never in my life had that feeling, it was total dizzyness so I went outside and stood against the department store building to get my bearings and to my surprise, it became worse. So I called my business partner to come and get me, for I could not even walk to the street for the cab, I told Kostas, my business partner, what had occurred and he said let's go to the doctor. I told him I was too disorientated so we went to our London apartment, I changed my flight for the U.S. We had the doctor come to our condo to see me.  He examines me and stated that I had a mad case of vertigo. My first question was what is that? Our cell phone was not a computer as it is today I had never heard of vertigo as I was growing up nor in my adult years, how is it going to affect me besides what is happening today is there a long-term effect? he stated he did not know. I later learn that Vertigo is often caused by an inner ear problem, which is the most common cause, the doctor gave me some sort of medicine it didn't change anything. After a few days, my head cleared up back to normal, I left for the U.S. 4 days after I was well and traveling again with no further occurrence, I had a sensory stroke in 2011 I recovered from that in about a year totally. In 2015 I had gotten up out of bed and was dizzy, I manage to hold on without falling because I had experience vertigo back 20 years ago. My wife and sister-in-law and others that I know that occasionally get a case of vertigo off and on make it sound like a Federal case, so in that 2015 case of vertigo, I just press the button for an emergency that I wear around my neck and the paramedics came and picked me up and took me to Fairview Hospital in Minneapolis MN Emergency Room. some people say it's like being really high, I wouldn't know, I have never been high in my life I don't drink.  After waiting there for three hours taking test after test they admitted me and took me up to the Ward, the doctor came in and said I understand you have Vertigo, I told him yes that is what the tests seem to indicate. The Doctor said a nurse will be here to see you in the morning and you should be ready to go back home. I thought to myself the nurse cannot write me a prescription, the next thought was to wait and see what's going to happen. And at this point hold the question.