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Posted on 1/15/24 at 8:28 pm to FieldEngineer
You may be correct, ask a cardiologist.
Yeah , it’s not that high. Changing the point, but if it weren’t for my nursing good friends I would not have made it. Because of all my lab results and ekg the doctor was saying it wasn’t a MI. Nurse just ignored him and kept treating me for a MI. And she instructed everyone else in the room to do the same. A second doc came in and agreed with the first. Pain was unbearable . Cracked several teeth. Thankfully, the cardiologist came to from across the street just before I coded.
Yeah , it’s not that high. Changing the point, but if it weren’t for my nursing good friends I would not have made it. Because of all my lab results and ekg the doctor was saying it wasn’t a MI. Nurse just ignored him and kept treating me for a MI. And she instructed everyone else in the room to do the same. A second doc came in and agreed with the first. Pain was unbearable . Cracked several teeth. Thankfully, the cardiologist came to from across the street just before I coded.
Posted on 1/16/24 at 10:36 am to FieldEngineer
You don't increase your VO2 max by deadlifting or bench pressing.
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