--angina( pre-heart failure symptoms)--

  it looks like i need to remove the facebook stuff, and re-type it...i am unable to edit it, at all, bummer--

    anyway...here goes, about the issue-- 

 angina( pre-heart failure systems)--

   i suggest, that "angina" is a condition produced by a blockage, of the flow from the "thymus gland", to the "thyroid", where i feel that "lactic acid" is processed, and released as digestive "enzymes"...if the heart is working too hard, produces too much "lactic acid" for the "thymus" to absorb, or, more than it can send to the "thymus", i believe that the "thymus", may "rupture", into the "thoracic cavity", as an "emergency-release tactic"...causing the "pectoral muscle", nearest the rupture, to absorb the excess "lactic acid", and then attempt to send it to the gland, within the "arm-pit", on that side of the body, normally meant for lubricating/maintaining the joint, where it can not release all of the pressure, fast enough, resulting in a "back-flow", of "lactic acid", down the arm, into the tissues there, resulting in extreme pain, from the valves within the tubes, being forced to move fluid, the wrong direction...and those tissues, from being forced to absorb "lactic acid"...it might be possible for either the artery, or the vein, within the "thymus gland", to be forced to flow in the reverse direction( an artery/pressure tube), or to flow too much( a vein/a suction tube), but i feel that the probability of issues from the tubes, leading to the "thyroid", or to the "thymus", rupturing...or the "thymus" itself rupturing, as well as the back-flow of "lactic acid" from the "thymus", going into the "lymph nodes" of the nearest arm, to be the real situation, "in-play", during an "angina" attack...

  i hope this concept is proven to be "sound thinking", and is of some use for the medical community--

 best wishes, john kruschke...

  --( i feel that this B.S., is good B.S., of use to start a conversation with your doctor, and nothing more)--