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	Lovage
	Red Poppy
	Rose Hips
	Rosemary
	Saffron
	Spirulina
	Stone Root
	Sweet Violet
	Thyme
	True Unicorn Root
	Wild Ginger
	Wild Yam
	Witch Hazel

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Signs and Symptoms for Coronary Heart Disease

The most common symptom of coronary artery disease is angina or "angina pectoris". It is also known as chest discomfort, that can be experienced as a pressure, squeezing, burning or heaviness sensation. Angina is mostly felt in the center of the chest or just beneath the sternum (breastbone), but may also be felt in the left shoulder, arms, neck, throat, jaw or back.

Angina is classified into two types: Stable and Unstable Angina.

Stable Angina: It may occur with increased exertion or extreme emotion, or following a large meal.

Unstable Angina: It may occur with little exertion or during rest, it often comes and goes at frequent intervals.

Other Common Symptoms include:

• Sweating.
• Nausea.
• Palpitations.
• Shortness of breath.
• Faster heart rate.
• Weakness or dizziness.
• Perspiration.