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Originally Posted by Resolute 14
I like how you just glossed over "I had irregular EKG results" to focus on the magnesium complaint before and the diabetes one after. I mean, chances are you aren't wrong overall, but it is pretty glaring when you simply ignore things that run completely counter to your argument. I doubt *this specific drug* was chosen by accident. If it improved her performance as a benefit of also treating some sort of heart issue, all to the good, I suppose.
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I didn't "gloss over it", I ignored it. An irregular EKG is not an indication, it's a test result. Lots of things can cause it (including dehydration), and if it was something to need Meldonium, she'd give the diagnosis. If she had heart failure, she wouldn't be a tennis pro.
You don't treat an irregular EKG with an anti ischemic drug. That's absurd. That's the same as treating a headache with stroke medication
Ask yourself, "do 1 in 5 Russian athletes have heart failure?"