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ThromboPhysiology - Study of the Formation of Blood Clots by Dr. Cletus Bodensteiner

ThromboPhysiology is the study of blood clots, their migration and associated diseases.

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Bodensteiner Medical Research

cletus gary Bodensteiner

230 Haehl Creek Court

Willits, California, 95490

1.7074592708

drbode101@gmail.com

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ThromboPhysiology - Study of the Formation of Blood Clots by Dr. Cletus Bodensteiner

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ThromboPhysiology is the study of blood clots, their migration and associated diseases.

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The website states the following, "Do you ever lie awake at night and wonder what makes your heart flip and flop like a fish out of water? What makes the healthy heart suddenly flutter like a humming bird and then slow down with powerful pounding palpitations that cause hot flashes or night sweats? The heart is composed of two pumps intimately connected like Siamese twins." I viewed that the web site said " The heart has four valves that connect six pumping parts." They also said " The heartbeat electrocardiogram ECG has ." The meta header had Dr. Cletus Bodensteiner as the first search term. This keyword is followed by Dr Bode, blood clots, and cardiac arrest which isn't as important as Dr. Cletus Bodensteiner. The other words they uses is irregular heart beat. arrhythmia is included and will not be seen by search engines.

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