What are cerebrovascular accidents?

Condition analysis:
A cerebrovascular accident (CVA), also known as a stroke, is the generic name given to infarction (tissue and cellular death by hypoxia) of areas of the brain due to vascular obstruction or hemorrhages. CVAs are divided into ischemic and hemorrhagic. In ischemic CVAs, the blockage of arteries that carry blood to the brain occurs; its cause is generally atherosclerosis (atheroma formation) of these vessels. In hemorrhagic CVAs, one or more blood vessels in the brain ruptures and leaks blood, increasing intracranial pressure and therefore interrupting blood flow in some areas of the brain. The severity of the stroke depends on the function performed by the affected area of the brain, for example, motor functions, visual functions, vegetative functions, etc., and on the size of the involved area.

The main risk factors for cerebrovascular accidents are hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, tobacco smoking and old age.

Instructions:
1. Raw Fresh Juices:
It is recommended that a patient suffering from a stroke go through a period of fasting.

This will help the body to readjust and also help to lessen the severity of the stroke as well.

Once this fasting period has been completed, it is then recommended to take raw fresh juices as a home remedy for stroke.

This will help to lessen the side effects and allow the individual to get back to normally slowly and effectively.

2. Epsom Salt:
Taking a bath in Epsom salt a couple of times a week has been found to be an excellent home remedy for stroke.

This helps to relax the muscles and almost act to rejuvenate them as well.

This is recommended to help ease an individual who has suffered through a stroke to get back to feeling normal a lot faster.