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What to do if i have recently been diagnosed with angina. what are some natural things i might try?
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Up to you: Cave men had only natural treatments - their life expectancy was short. We have lots of proven treatments for angina. Why not follow your doctor's advice? That, no doubt, includes some recommendations for diet and exercise. Stress reduction. Maybe stents, surgery and/or medications too.
Answered 10/24/2017
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