Could a good panic attack jump start the heart?

I know that when the heart beat is weak, exercize 4 to 5 times a week will strengthen it after heart beat strengtheners -- digitic or something. Circuit weight training, and keeping the heart rate at about 70 percent max heart rate was good for me to get that polar thing up -- my max is a little higher than the average I think. I don't get winded that easy. Start slow, I worked at a gym. Of course tapazole kept me from feeling the aches of arthritis and fibromylagia (fibromyalgia) when I was pist at myself, internalizing my over active immune system. What an amazing drug. I still kick myself in the butt every now and then when I'm not conforming the popular accepted norms, or the dominate norm

Illegal. Once people learn its readily available (tapazole) -- and affordable who knows. Viva libertarians, and to looking like the pop star though 'you' are beautiful I'm sure. Go Canada. In Fresno, CA there is a PhD that will his sit his patients in a pool of water sending electrical currents - apparently - curing A-fib if its not a result of a chemical imbalance (it can reoccur). Thought to let you know.

I worked out profusely in college as not to develop a drinking habit during my anxiety attacks, or while I was bored. I didn't eat to well, and my sugar would drop. But I fought. My insulin is good. So much for that, cheers. LOL I'm a social buff, the type to give speeches. IDK, I like getting in front of ppl.

I sometimes wonder if it was the panic that caused my heart to be stronger as I fought reaffirming myself in self talk. It takes a lot of know. But my narcissistic butt believes he knows it all. My sugar levels would drop, as a result of poor eating habits; this Zarathustra, no but my panic.  

To Goodall, and (what's his face) Darwin -- just adapt. Socio-economics can be a tough exploration in this caste system. Who here fears having to shop at Target over Macy's. Not me. Still I'm a goal setter. Can't afford the baby Nike's, shop PAY LESS mama.

Merry Christmas and God Bless; and most of all thank you.

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Anxiety attacks do increase the hormone adrenaline, a chemical often used by cardiologists to strengthen a heart beat in emergency situations, or to get it pumping from stand still. However, stress long term is damaging to the body in many ways. Man wasn't designed/created (however you prefer to see it) to endure huge amounts of stress. Look at the close relatives of man, the great apes. They spend most of their lives stress free but if submitted to huge amounts of stress they soon become very sick and die. Our arteries are not sufficient to take that huge pounding over months/years at a time and become damaged, allowing atherosclerosis to form. Stress is now part of society and governments wonder why heart disease is on the increase.