Dr Wendy Christien - Heart Rhythm Part 2

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Maintaining a normal heart rhythm is important for efficient blood circulation
and to manage symptoms to prevent more chronic conditions from
developing. A normal heart rhythm ensures that our blood is pumped efficiently to deliver oxygen and nutrients to all parts of our bodies and to remove waste products. This supports our overall bodily functions and health.

13 Jun English South Africa Health & Fitness · Christianity

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