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Watch out for these signs of a heart attack, as it is important for immediate recognition and medication. Warning signs may not be what you expect. They can differ from person to person, and may not always be urgent or critical. These are the most common signs of a heart attack and you may have just one, or a combination of these symptoms. See what Reader’s Digest has to say. Discover how Maca Powder can change your life forever #HomesteadTrivia https://t.co/IJJ7c0kYA4 — Homesteading (@HomesteadingUSA) September 8, 2017 Signs Of A Heart Attack You Must Recognize More than 1 million Americans suffer a heart attack every year. Traditional symptoms—chest pain or pressure, cold sweat, extreme weakness—are well known. But there are more subtle signs you’re having or are about to have a heart attack that can be easy to miss. If you experience any of the following symptoms, see a doctor. Noticing heart attack signs early and getting prompt treatment can save your life. Click here to read the full article from Reader's Digest. A heart attack is the number one killer of both men and women in the U.S.A. It can strike someone down in about 43 seconds. It happens when the blood stream that conveys oxygen to the heart muscle is extremely reduced or totally cut off. This occurs when the arteries that supply the heart with blood can slowly clog from the accumulation of cholesterol, fat, and other substances. If you, or somebody you are with, happens to have these symptoms of a heart attack, this is an emergency and must not be ignored.   Symptoms Are Not Generally Obvious Foreseeing a heart attack before it occurs can be a challenge. According to Centers for Disease Control and Prevention or CDC, almost two-thirds of women who suddenly die because of coronary heart disease have no previous signs of heart attack. It seems to happen out of the blue as many people chalk up the early signs to non-life threatening conditions, such as flu, acid reflux, or normal aging. There are still tons of people who think that the signs of a heart attack are definite and unmistakable, but the truth is they can be vague, and more often, confusing. We normally affiliate chest pain with a heart attack, and for good reason, however, it's not the entire story. We need to be on a lookout for other, more subtle signs. A difficulty of breathing or shortness of breath, as though you've just run a marathon, but you have not moved even an inch. Dizziness and feeling light-headed, vomiting or nausea, indigestion or a feeling of heartburn, and even sweating are other symptoms to look for as these are potential heart attack symptoms.   Take Care Of Yourself As the saying goes “prevention is better than cure”, a heart attack can be avoided. By knowing the warning signs and symptoms and seeking medical care immediately, you may be able to prevent or lessen the severity of a heart attack. Take note of these healthy tips and start applying them to yourself and family. Take some time to visit your physician and get to know your personal risk for heart disease. Start an exercise program, now! As simple as 30 minutes of walking per day can help lower the risk of heart attack. Modify your family's diet if necessary. Find out smart food swaps, healthy snacking ideas, and better food preparation methods.   Do you know that a month before a heart attack, your body warns you? Check out this video from Live Healthy Life: Can you now tell if you or someone you know have these signs of a heart attack? Let us know what your thoughts are about these signs of a heart attack in the comments section below. Up Next: Homesteading Health: Bloated? Try This Follow us on facebook, instagram, pinterest, and twitter!  

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A veteran Connecticut police officer, Robert Klein, has shared a detailed account of a close encounter with an unidentified aerial phenomenon during a midnight shift in April 2022. Klein, a 25-year law enforcement veteran, told NewsNation’s Banfield about the incident near a reservoir in Fairfield County. He described seeing a spherical object, roughly the size of a “Mini Cooper,” hovering just 30 feet from his patrol car. “I’ve seen my fair share of drones and meteors,” Klein said. “This was something I’ve never come across before.” The object emitted an intense, color-changing light that blinded him momentarily and filled his patrol vehicle. The light cycled through red, green, white, and orange, appearing to have a “plasma-like” quality. “There was a really strong light. It lit up the entire cab of my cruiser to the point where I was having a hard time driving because I really couldn’t see,” Klein explained. When he illuminated the object with his spotlight, it instantly darted across the water. “That’s when I snapped out of it and started recording and taking pictures,” he added. “I couldn’t see it go from A to B, that’s how fast it moved.” The object also gave off a “low hum,” which Klein found distinctive. Ben Hansen, host of UFO Witness on Discovery+, has investigated the case and uncovered additional potential sightings in the same area, including orbs reported near a community center. “Our team is going to be going out to Connecticut on the ground,” Hansen told NewsNation, noting the search for more witnesses to corroborate Klein’s extraordinary encounter. The post Veteran Officer Captures Mysterious Bright UFO Over Connecticut appeared first on Anomalien.com.

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President-elect Donald Trump will attend the grand reopening ceremony at Notre Dame cathedral in Paris, France, this weekend, marking his first international trip since winning re-election.In 2019, during Trump's first term, the 800-year-old cathedral, one of the most awe-inspiring sites in all of Christendom, tragically caught fire, and much of the interior and exterior grandeur was damaged or destroyed. Now, after more than five years of careful restoration efforts, the magnificent church is once again ready to return to its regular schedule and to welcome visitors from around the world to join in the worship and to admire the beauty and wonder of the structure.The service will include the rite of reopening the doors and a rite to 'awaken the grand organ,' the cathedral website said. The archbishop will also lead the faithful in the chanting of the office.To mark the occasion, clergy and French officials have arranged a series of events this week. On Saturday, Paris Archbishop Laurent Ulrich will preside over a reopening service attended by French President Emmanuel Macron, donors, members of parishes across the archdiocese, and about 50 statesmen and other dignitaries from around the world — including President-elect Trump."It is an honor to announce that I will be traveling to Paris, France, on Saturday to attend the re-opening of the Magnificent and Historic Notre Dame Cathedral, which has been fully restored after a devastating fire five years ago," Trump posted to Truth Social on Monday evening."President Emmanuel Macron has done a wonderful job ensuring that Notre Dame has been restored to its full level of glory, and even more so. It will be a very special day for all!"The service will include the rite of reopening the doors and a rite to "awaken the grand organ," the cathedral website said. The archbishop will also lead the faithful in the chanting of the office, which consists of "a hymn, a psalm, the Magnificat, prayers for the world, and the Lord’s Prayer."The service will be followed by musical performances from several high-profile artists, including French opera singer Julie Fuchs and cellist Yo-Yo Ma, who was born in Paris.The first official Mass will be held on Sunday. That first Mass will also initiate the "octave of reopening" — eight days of celebrations at the cathedral.Trump's trip to Notre Dame — French for "Our Lady" — follows multiple public statements he has made about the Virgin Mary and other Catholic figures. On September 8, the feast day of the birth of the Virgin Mary, Trump shared the image of Our Lady of Guadalupe with the message "Happy Birthday Mary!" Three weeks later, he tweeted out the prayer to St. Michael.Melania Trump is Catholic, as is Vice President-elect JD Vance. Trump was baptized a Presbyterian, but he later described himself as a "nondenominational Christian." Like Blaze News? Bypass the censors, sign up for our newsletters, and get stories like this direct to your inbox. Sign up here!

With most city builders, you know exactly what you're in for. Starting with a mostly empty map you build up the society, culture, structure, and technology of an entirely new civilization, and endeavor to make it as robust as possible. What if you already started alongside a fully functioning world, though? That's part of Heart of the Machine's premise, as you control the world's first AI. With an improved demo out now and early access release date looming, this is one 4X game you don't want to miss. Continue reading 4X RPG Heart of the Machine turns you loose as an AI, and it has a new demo MORE FROM PCGAMESN: Best management games on PC, Best city building games, Best strategy games on PC

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Alan Wake 2 developers Remedy Entertainment have released an update this morning. While small, it addresses a critical issue with the game.