Tiger warns heart patients to drink the ring

Dr. Khalid Al-Nimr, a consultant and professor of cardiology and cardiac catheterization, advised patients with heart muscle failure to stay away from the ring.

The tiger, in a statement posted on its official social networking site "Twitter," describes the scientifically proven ring-making complications in patients with heart failure, including a fluid leak in the lungs and a breathlessness..

Dr. Ahmed Al-Shehri, cancer tumor consultant, warned not to get cancer patients to drink the ring, nor to be able to interact negatively with certain types of chemicals..

Dr. Al-Shehri said: "The ring Trigonella It can react negatively with certain types of chemicals cyclophosphamide And weaken its effect. The existence of laboratory studies confirms his findings that the ring can stimulate cancer cells with hormone receptors because it acts as a catalyst, such as estrogen.

It is worth mentioning that the ring includes medical benefits, including the regulation of blood sugar, which makes it useful for diabetics, contributes to the increase in milk production of lactating women and reduces the levels harmful cholesterol in the body, but it causes many damage, including the drug, which increases the risk of bleeding. According to the website "Web Medicine".

Doctors are advised not to take it during pregnancy to prevent uterine contractions that increase the risk of miscarriage or premature birth. They also have the same effect as oxytocin. For uterine contractions.

Ring consumption can cause gastric irritation, gastrointestinal infections, including diarrhea. A woman who is breastfeeding may have diarrhea when she is in the ring to increase breast milk production.

Researchers also advise diabetics to consult the treating physician before taking the ring to find out how to use them, so as to prevent a sudden drop in sugar causing unconsciousness. And do not follow the advice of the prosecutor of medicine and alternative treatments of non-specialists, for the preservation of public health.