hoosier_guy
02-14-2007, 09:38 PM
There was a discussion of this 25 yr old guy who died where I work from supposedly GERD or acid working it's way through his esophogus and into his heart causing an aneurism killing him instantly.
I know for a fact he died of something heart related and that was the reason that I heard.
Is this realistic or just highly unlikely?
I know for a fact he died of something heart related and that was the reason that I heard.
Is this realistic or just highly unlikely?
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Harry
02-17-2007, 02:41 AM
I think this is not likely because long before you have heart problems from GERD -- your esophagus would cause alot of pain.
Also, anuriums are caused by weakened blood vessel walls -- usually lack of copper.
It use to not be a problems when we used copper pipes -- but now houses are piped with PVC (plastic) pipes. THese days anurisms are increasing. It is a very important trace mineral we all need!!
Harry
Also, anuriums are caused by weakened blood vessel walls -- usually lack of copper.
It use to not be a problems when we used copper pipes -- but now houses are piped with PVC (plastic) pipes. THese days anurisms are increasing. It is a very important trace mineral we all need!!
Harry