Chest pain and your heart, dealing with homeopathy, meditation, consciousness and attitude

Acute pain in my chest brought instant panic. Could be a heart attack. I began to experiment with various chest pain a few years ago and began using relaxation techniques, meditation and homeopathy and always got better. A heart attack is always possible, so I have taken steps to avoid it.

Chest pain may mean a range of ailments, from minor to life-threatening. Some are less severe:
o pain in left chest muscle (stress)
or pain from injuries or muscle pulled
or Severe coughing or straining
site tender touch pain
or burning under the breast bone (hernia)
or A two-sided pain aggravated by coughing and deep breathing (pleuritis)
or chest pain that radiates to the left arm that decreases as exercise or excitement fades (Angina)

The best treatment of chest pain:
or rest
homeopathic remedy Kits or with a selection of remedies
or adjust the body pH alkaline condition

More severe chest pains, where medical treatment is indicated are where the pain radiates to the left shoulder and is worse with moving and breathing deeply. Shortness of breath, fever, cough may indicate pneumonia. A sudden constriction of the chest, possibly the neck and arms that do not vanish, dyspnea, collapse (pulmonary embolism) or sudden chest pain, coughing up blood, especially after the long bed rest. If these conditions occur should be called 911 and the homeopathic remedy Aconite 30 C because every 5 minutes for up to 10 doses.

During my life, (now 72) never met severe chest pain. But I was still afraid of medical crisis of a heart attack and adjusted my life so I could avoid the fact that it calls. Millions of people In the U.S. suffer from many factors that contribute to heart attacks, illness and unfortunate medical crisis:
or Stress
or anxiety
or concern
or voltage
or Trauma
or Hassel
or obesity
or internal Turmoil
or drugs
or eating habits
or lifestyle

Each of these points or a combination of them can trigger the path to the medical crisis of a heart attack. With awareness of them and an easy going attitude I minimized my chance of serious cardiac problems. What about you?