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Leo D. Erles Jr.
Leo D. Erles Jr.
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  • Tabernacle, NJ
  • United States
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Jan Hudson and Leo D. Erles Jr. are now friends Jan 25, 2010
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Leo D. Erles Jr. replied to Indian Heart Foundation Team's discussion 'Cholesterol OK? Statins Still Help Heart'
I tried statins a couple of years ago (Lipitor) and after 30 days my feet and ankles hurt so bad, that I stopped taking it. I switched to Zetia, and with exercise and proper diet, my cholesterol is now within an acceptable range.
Jan 23, 2010
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Leo D. Erles Jr. updated their profile Jan 21, 2010
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Leo D. Erles Jr. replied to Burris F. Gautreau's discussion 'Cardioverter Resynchronization Trasvenous Defribrilator'
Hi Burris, I now have my second CRT-D device, the first one was a Guidant, and the battery lasted 5 1/2 years. The device I now have is a St. Jude, which shows a battery life of 6.9 years. My Guidant went off twice in the time that I had it. When…
Jan 21, 2010
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Leo D. Erles Jr. is now a member of Indian Heart Foundation Jan 21, 2010
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69
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Married
About Me
I try to be as active as possible, prior to my CRT-D device I had two heart attacks and prostate cancer (I am now cancer free)
Occupation
retired
Interests & Hobbies
play guitar, kayaking, fishing, and bowling, plus I work out at the gym 3 days a week
I am interested in the following heart health related topics:
CRT-D device, congestive heart failure, ejection fraction at 12 to 15 percent
Favorite Heart Health Websites
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