Acli Mate Sports Drink Outdoor Retailer Product News Report With Billy Carmen

Acli Mate Sports Drink Outdoor Retailer Product News Report With Billy Carmen

Natural High Altitude Sickness Prevention Acli-Mate® Mountain Sport Drink is a unique and energizing acclimatization sport drink designed to aid in the prevention of altitude sickness AND assist mountain recreationalists and athletes in maximizing performance at elevation. The specific combination of natural ingredients including vitamins, minerals, herbs and electrolytes makes Acli-Mate® Mountain Sport Drink ideal for mountain visitors and athletes. Our Mountan formula comes in three delicious flavors: Elevation Orange™, Mountain Grape™ and Colorado Cran-Raspberry™. Read on to learn more about our NEW orange-mango and cran-raspberry ENDURANCE formulas, also made with natural, health promoting ingredients to support optimal physical performance in the health conscious athlete! Common symptoms of altitude sickness that may be prevented, decreased or eliminated by the use of Acli-Mate® Mountain Sport Drink include: fatigue, headaches, nausea, vomiting, dizziness, muscle cramping, insomnia, elevated blood pressure, shortness of breath, water retention and dehydration. Acli-Mate® Mountain Sport Drink is an excellent choice for travelers, recreationalists, athletes, other mountain and outdoor enthusiasts, kids and seniors.Asthma — Comprehensive overview covers symptoms, treatment of this
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CBS 19 Women's Heart Attack Symptoms

TYLER (KYTX) - A woman suffers a heart attack every 90 seconds in the United States. What many people don't know is that the symptoms of a heart attack can be very different for men and women. The US Health Department is trying to squash the "Hollywood Heart Attack" myth, where you see people in movies grasp their chest, and fall to the ground as they have a heart attack. In reality, the symptoms most women experience are far more subtle! Knowing the facts could mean the difference between life and death. Chief of Cardiology at Trinity Mother Frances Hospital Dr. Fagg Sanford, says, "Probably only 10 percent or so of women actually know that the symptoms of a heart attack are different in men and women." It's not just women who are unaware. He says, "A lot of health care professionals also don't recognize the symptoms are different in women than men." Heart disease is the number one killer in women and one third of women will die from it - many because they won't catch symptoms early enough. Women, rarely feel the tight chest pain that men usually do. Dr. Sanford says to look out for these symptoms: "Shortness of breath, and they may feel a sense of anxiety or doom. They may have a sense of nausea or an over all feeling that something is wrong. They may get some discomfort in the neck or the shoulders, or the back or the arms, but less than 1 in 5 will come in saying they've got chest pain. And minutes matter! the US Health Department says every 30 minutes you wait to get ...Asthma — Comprehensive overview covers symptoms, treatment of this
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