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class="art-text" valign="top">Heart, you can be careful with sunrise! A study by a medical team at a Boston hospital indicates that most heart crises occur between 9 and 11 a.m.
This group indicates that morning awakening alters the biological rhythms of infarction. In this way there would be a change in the composition of the blood. Heparin, the physiological antigen, would have a lower level in the morning and would help the coavids causing thrombosis.
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