Was Irwin's heart rate up to 167/minute so early in the mission on the lunar surface
(134° C -direct sunlight) related to too much HEAT ?
READ MORE!!

A Comparison of the heart rates of Astronauts Irwin and Scott on
the first excursion of Apollo 15...

Comparison

Gender Differences in Astronaut Selection

Evolution and Intelligent Design

Another advantage of female astronauts; males have no physiological way of losing IRON.
Read Abstract

When is the optimal time for spacewalks?

Flight surgeons'
Apollo 15 puzzle
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Astronaut's Heart Problem
Dr. Rowe raises some profound questions!


"Women have unquestionable physical advantages over men as astronauts."



Shannon Lucid
Dr. Lucid, a veteran of five space flights, held an international record for the most flight hours in orbit by any non-Russian, and held the record for the most flight hours in orbit by any woman in the world.


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Females
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NEIL ARMSTRONG'S STRESS TEST

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CORRECTING MAGNESIUM DEFICIENCIES MAY PROLONG LIFE
"The International Space Station is a Valuable Research Platform"

This site is dedicated to sharing ideas with others on the vulnerability of normal cardiovascular systems in space.

Dr. Rowe welcomes serious inquiries to discuss the scientific merits of only the second space syndrome to be identified.

Dr. Rowe has been working on the cardiovascular advantages of young females in space and is hoping to attract others who share a similar interest.

Dr. Rowe has presented papers and lectured on four Continents, and is listed in The Marquis Who's Who of the World, 2002 -2009 and is a
Fellow, British Interplanetary Society.

Dr. Rowe is the former Assistant Clinical Professor of Medicine at Medical University of Ohio.


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 A Plan for the Next 50 Years!
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 Think of Oxidative Stress as a submarine passing through our 60,000 miles of blood vessels with the lining of the blood vessels which would cover 7 tennis courts, vulnerable to injuries.

Click on submarine


Read Dr. Rowe's article
The Apollo 15
Space Syndrome

published as a
letter to the Editor in
Circulation.

SUPPORT FOR THIS SYNDROME:
THE PRESENCE OF
CYANOSIS  OF NAIL BEDS
 DURING A STRESS TEST ON RETURN FROM
APOLLO 15.
 


 

How much is too much OXYGEN for the normal heart?
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How much is too much CALCIUM?
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TOO MUCH exercise on earth or
TOO LITTLE
exercise in space can injure the normal heart through similar mechanisms.


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A BETTER WAY To Exercise In Space



"It is tempting to speculate that young female astronauts are far less likely to experience this syndrome
(the Apollo 15 Space Syndrome)."
William J. Rowe, MD
From the Journal Circulation



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May 13, 2013
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January 22, 2012
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