Reverse Atrial Fibrillation Naturally Today
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- Watch this detailed interview with Walter, who decided to reverse atrial fibrillation naturally and had amazing results. Learn more about natural treatments for AFib: reverse-afib.com/YT-reverse-afib
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I was diagnosed AFib when I was 52 years old. At that time I work in a very high stressful job. I was prescribed Rhythmol for my afib but I don’t take it all the time. I usually hospitalized 1 to 3 times a year. In 2017 my Afib get worse and after discharged from the hospital I did some research and decided to go to a naturopathic doctor. She asked me if I have an infected tooth and I said yes. She advised me to go to a dentist to have it removed because it might be one of the predisposing factors to my AFib besides stress and poor diet. I also watch a cardiologist in youtube stating that diseases from chest to the head are often cause by oral infection or periodontal infection. I therefore have my teeth extracted, take daily Magnesium, eliminate sugar and processed foods in my diet and exercise daily by walking an hour. Its been 4 1/2 years now that I never been hospitalized, never take medication for AFib except my Magnesium supplement and other vitamins and my EKG is normal. I’m now 65 years old. Thank God!
Great deal. I went OMAD (one meal a day) high animal fats and lower carb. My pre-mature heart beat and other chest pings or things have gone away. The pre beat went away in 2 days of OMAD. Glad you have it straightened out.
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@@scoobtoober2975 Good job. I’m happy that you resolved your heart problem. I’m going to try the OMAD diet coz right now I’m on twice a day diet.
I take metoprolol 5 meg. 1and1/2 tab. Every morning with breakfast. I had hart failure at age 58 and I died 3 times before I got to the hospital. That’s when the doctor did angioplasty and I came back to normal after a month. The afibb happened several month later. Today I am doing ok. But if you don’t remember to take the medicine you loose. I m just getting over my last episode. I have had a bad life and a lot of stress but I’m going to get back to my life and move on with god’s blessings.this last episode I had lost my only son and it all happened on my birthday March 26 this year. I am now 81 and I will try to change my life so I’ll be able to do things for my self and be happy 😊.
Sorry for you loss… I also have AFIB… Praying for you… God bless you
Yep, my afib started with the death of my last living relative, my Father. I sunk into a deep depression and my body had issues too (back and shoulder) which i had to have surgeries on. But the anxiety of being the last in my family with nobody else, and a failing marriage after 16 years and the depression really messed up my heart. Sorry to hear your loss Sandra.
I'm sorry for your loss. I'm probably suffering stress that I don't admit to. My youngest son is having problems, and my wife is a dud - but they way I grew up, I was taught never to complain or ask for help. Are you sure your metoprolol is 5mg? On my goodrx 25 mg is the lowest dose, and I'd like to lower mine if I could get my doctor to allow it. Metoprolol lowered my heart rate, so some times it goes to 45 beats per minute, and that seems to low for me.
So sorry for your loss. (((((hugs)))))
My wife had herpes, this made her so uncomfortable. Thank God she is cured now. We used herbal products from #MrEbose
Problem is, most doctors just want to give you prescriptions rather than possibly finding a natural way so you can live normally...
On another note- cut out your sugars!!! Sugar is not your friend.....
yes that is what doctors were paid to do .. not to find natural ways but to prescribe medication and procedures...
THANKS MUCH FOR THIS VIDEO! I have learned so much from watching the videos on AFib. I had learned much of this by experimenting with my own eating habits but it is reassuring to know that I am not the only one making a difference via changing my eating and exercise habits.
I really appreciate this newer video. Thank you soooooo much.
I am really glad I found your videos Dr. very inspired Subbed !
Thank God I got to your side I am one with A^fib and am not a believer in medical help. I was trying my self to ween myself from statins, and metoprolol I was getting myself to diet and exercise. Now I see that I am on the right way. Thank you much
do not stress urself laugh a lot even if you dont hear jokes its great for ur heart
I was 18 when i was diagnosed with Afib, I'm now coming up to my 64th birthday ,and has never gone away. I'm in Afib all the time..
Have you also got High Blood Pressure ? Have you tried Potassium supplementation ? Try eating 6-8 bananas and a couple of Avocado per day or other high Potassium foods for a week with normal salt use and your normal food ! I have had occasional Afib for as long as I can remember and started this regime about 2 months ago and BANG , it was gone ! I only eat 2-3 bananas a day and 5-6 avos a week now . Also I use a Potassium supplement 6-8 tabs a day 600-800 per day total . A healthy person needs 4700 mg per day at least , you can't OVERDOSE with food but you can with supplementation but you would need to take a lot of pills . Most Potassium pills are 99mg so overdose requires a lot of pills !!!
Hi
What are the treatment that you taken?
Wow that’s incredible
U may need heart ablation
Oh Thank you , thank you , Thank you for this Interview.
Great interview! Thanks for sharing! In addition to cardio, yoga and meditation have helped me immensely. I’m not on meds, and take pill in the pocket when needed for AFIB episodes. Also in summer I’ve started taking daily pedulite to help keep my hydration levels up! I found that drinking 90 ounces of water a day may not keep my hydration numbers high enough which is a huge trigger for me! Be well everyone! Thrilled that I found this community!
Mole Mama I too notice hydration is a trigger!! Drink sooo much water.
What do you mean by "pill in the pocket?" What pill?
@@nancyhoward2876 Hi Nancy, I used to take medications only when I was in AFIB. That’s the term that’s used for treatment only when you’re symptomatic! I had to have 2 ablations earlier this year, but finally all better and no more AFIB! Feels amazing to feel well again! Wishing you the best!
I keep hearing how important it is to keep a good level of hydration and electrolytes, but doesn’t that much water dilute the electrolytes in the blood?
I’ve had Afib since my late 20’s and have lived with it for decades, although my heart beat sounds and feels regular. I also have a resting pulse rate of 35 BPM which freaks the docs out. I take a baby aspirin, that’s it. I exercise regularly with no issues. The important thing is to not let the medical definition of normal put you into a fear state. Instead of treating the individual, many docs treat the numbers (anything out of the “normal” range) with a variety of technologies. Luckily I have a good cardiologist who doesn’t push procedures. Having said that, an echocardiogram is important as it will tell you your ejection fraction - reduced ejection fraction is correlated with the risk of sudden death. Also make sure you know and manage your CHADS score - this forms the basis for many cardiovascular interventions. Nutrition and daily exercise are key. Supplement with the RDA of magnesium, appropriate amount of D, and Vitamin K2 because they are not prevalent in the food supply. Eat one Brazil nut every day for selenium. Stay hydrated and consume lots of leafy greens, vegetables, nuts like raw walnuts, fruits and berries, beans, lean protein, etc.; adequate intake of electrolytes is important, especially potassium. Build relaxation into your schedule. Don’t get panicked into a potentially unnecessary procedure. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much for your lengthy details for supporting Afib.
I had an episode this morning and it's tapering off slowly as of writing this message.
Thank you i will definitely be taking your tips to keep this issue in remmision as much as possible.
Cheers Ned
@@nedkulic2164 You’re welcome Ned. A Tai Chi teacher once told me, “Pennies in the bank.” A daily investment in healthful activity (cardio, strength, yoga, etc), nutrition, and relaxation/breathing exercises. Also cutting down on caffeine helps. Good luck, it can be scary stuff.
Thanks 🙏
You are too young to have Afib
Which vitamins do you use?
After I had 2 stents put in; one in the ascending aorta of my heart and the other is the descending aorta of my heart at a local hospital. Two months later, I went back at Stanford for my annual checkup.and asked for another PCP. This Dr took my family history and all the pertinent data of myself including the ECG from the local cardiologist. Before I went to the lab on the ground floor, she told me that a lot of my illness such as arteriosclerosis, diabetes can be reduced through proper diet . She said 60% of what is ailing me is because of bad nutrition. I am so glad you have a real chef who knows what food does and how to minimize his meds. My wife has Afib and will take account of what is said on the video. Thank you.
Thank you ~ very helpful !
I was diagnosed with a fib by my new Apple Watch, so I went in thinking it was the watch, my doc discovered I had a fib 3 weeks after getting my Covid and flu shots on the same day. I’m on Eliquis now. The watch works.
Also got afib after covid shots
There's been a lot of individuals that actually got their AFib from the shot - have you been reading about that?
I’m a nurse and we saw this seriously major burst in admissions for afib and blood clots right after the Vax.
I picked up occasional afib with my heart rate monitor when running I learnt to avoid too much pushing in cardio. But things went much worse after 2020. I had the first couple of rounds of vax ( mRNA type) but the afib only really flared up a year later in spring 2023 during a 10k race where I was late for the start and ended up in Afib then falling and needing A&E to patch me up. A little later I had an attack that went on for hours so I went to A&E and that triggered a full run of cardio tests leading to a diagnosis of paroxysmal Afib. I recently had a cryoablation operation. I am a bit worried that 3 weeks after the op it keeps recurring with very unstable bpm even when sitting or lying. My BMI is 26 and I am trying to lose weight, I eat low carb, only very occasional alcohol, I do gentle cardio and pilates. No smoking, I sleep 7 hours most nights. Not sure what else U can do. I am 72.
Hi how to you find your medication
I believe Afib is the symptoms, not the cause. Many factors can cause Afib. And we have to figure out what causing it. My wife has off/ on Afib ( paroxysmal Afib) Started about 15 years ago, once every few months, to once a month about 5 years ago, and recently about once a week. Each time last about 10-15 hours.
These are my conclusions as a physician myself:
The heart natural automatic initiation and conduction system ( sinus node, nerve pathways in atrium, A-V node …) are working perfect most of the time as in my wife. Something WE do which causing the problem . What are those:
1- inflammation and inflammatory factors: majority of these offenders are coming from food which we put in our body and cause inflammation. Like Refine sugar, artificial foods, processed foods etc.
2-vagus nerve irritation. This nerve supplies heart as well stomach… anything we put in our stomach which irritate the nerve can irritate the heart too. Such as alcohol, caffeine, spicy food etc… Also lack of sleep, stress etc, can triggers and cause the same problem.
So what we did:
Finally we eliminated all suspicious foods. We went back to basic: cooked at home. ate natural food. Stopped any factory prepared food, even no milk, or bottled water. Practically we ate fruits, veggies, nuts, rice, beans nuts etc. we stopped sugar too. And no coffee, ony hot water . The result : NO Afib.
yes, be patient, and persistent . You can do it, before it’s too late. When the heart is too much damaged, and dilated, it’s too late to reverse it. Good luck to all of you.
thank you Masoud. I will try your recommendations. I too have cut out Caffeine (no coffee or tea). Taking Metropolol beta-blocker to slow the heart rate a bit, and Aspirin to prevent blood clot. Hoping it will convert the rhythm naturally without cardioversion....
Wow! This is incredibly interesting to me Mousad. Thank you for this!!
Try magnesium glyconate
I’m vegetarian 20 years , no diary, slim, fitted, no sugar over 10 years. I got it 6 years ago. Gave up everything even wine once a week. But I’m not giving up the only joy - coffee.
I agree with you: the wrong foods can wreak havoc on our bodies, and the right foods can heal (or at least meaningfully improve)!
The treatment cardiologists never mentioned to me: Magnesium and lots of water, electrolytes. Since I began taking Remag (a potent liquid magnesium) a few years ago my Afib epidodes have almost gone away, from once every two to three weeks for a few hours to once every few months for a few minutes. Ironically some of the meds used to reduce blood pressure leach magnesium from our bodies. I am convinced that taking my daily magnesium and staying well hydrated is the best way to avoid afib. I recently read a testimonial that a guy takes a Nunn tablet (hydrator) at the onset of an afib episode and his heart is back in normal rhythm within a few minutes.
So helpful! Thanks!
I've started taking nuun every day in the morning and again at night if I think I need it. It can't hurt but I think my doctor believes it's hocus pocus
That NUUN ad is BS, totally fraudulent. That little fizzie does not cure a fib.
Unfortunately, doctors are not taught nutrition or alternative health methods.
My wife had herpes, this made her so uncomfortable. Thank God she is cured now. We used herbal products from #MrEbose
God bless you and thank you for your attitude . . .we need you. . amen 🙏
I’m glad this was the first video I saw so I can help my husband get well
I’ve been in a-fib for 35 years and had multiple ablation’s and cardio versions yet not worked for longer than a week. Just taking pradaxa to hopefully prevent stroke. Digoxin and Carvedilol for Blood Pressure and BP. Doing just fine… might try to get “THE WATCHMAN” soon to get off blood thinner Pradaxa. Good luck to all reading these comments. Cheers to you getting and staying healthy! ❤
I`ve just been diagnosed with AFib.. Thought I was having a heart attack! Did it to myself through hard drinking after my divorce. Im glad to have found this community! Im getting shocked in 5 weeks. I`m really worried.
I am 48 years old and is "young" with afib. I am actually quite healthy, was exercising 5-6 times per week when I got Afib for the second time. Now I am 4 weeks in and I will get dc converted tomorrow 😊.
I have during the 4 weeks had 2 times very difficult afib for about 5-7 days. So bad that I could only walk for about 1-2 km in a very slow pace and slept most of the day. I was usually rowing about 50-60 km every week.
Beta blockers helped me in the beginning, but it was again very bad after 1 week. Everytime I stood up I was close to passing out. What made a big difference for me was 20-40 min a day Yoga Nidra. That really helped.
I still have my Afib but I am almost without any symptoms at all and has finally been able to work out again (less though).
Anyway, just wanted to share the insight with yoga nidra, there are several here in TH-cam for free.
Looking forward to tomorrow and the DC conversion (I will get an ablation in 3-4 months time)
I'm about your age and had a successful catheter ablation last year. Almost off all meds.
Young? I was 26 when I was diagnosed. I am now 36. I attribute mine to monster energy drinks while working extremely hard in the California sun. I did it to myself. I have paroxysmal so I’m lucky. Lots of water and magnesium for me. I also haven’t had an energy drink in 10 years
@@seanyunt That ablation I’ve read that it’s 50/50 and I’m kind of skeptical of taken that chance. It works differently on each person bcuz we’re all different. But again I’m skeptical bcuz I may fall in the negative 50% that the turn isn’t so good. I’ve heard that some had to have it done twice and a third time for success vs just one time. That’s something I’m not willing to risk but that’s just me. Looking more into holistic Herbal meds bcuz Ik there’s not really any side effects.
@@sclark7577 If you can find meds or supplements that work, of course that's preferred. But it's not accurate that herbs and supplements have zero side effects. Please consult with your cardiologist and develop a strategy. If your Dr. isn't supportive, seek out another opinion, but this is not a DIY home project, it's your health.
My a-fib was so bad, I struggled to walk to the mailbox during an episode. I also had good insurance coverage, so I didn't have much financial risk if the procedure did not work out.
@@seanyunt Oh no I’m
Sure Herbs have some side effects I just thought they didn’t have as much as prescribed meds that’s known to be man invented. And yes I went to my cardiologist on yesterday I’m on heart monitor for week then heart ultrasound. Trying to narrow down to the cause as if now and thanks.
my heart doctor said to exercise every other day and eat healthy and drink lots of water ❤️🙏❤️
Wow , he's a genius !
My chiro put me on cardio-plus a natural treatment. Very good for my heart.
What Cardo plus
Hello Sir I was having preexitation(wpw syndrome) in my ECG but was having normal activities as serving in Defence services. Our cardiologist suggested EPS +RFA. My RFA was successful as told by cardiologist. But my ecg showing again WPW with internal delta wave. Only once after RFA I have episode of heartbaet at 190bpm. Please suggest me next step as don’t want RFA again.
I am a 83 year young male and have had AFIB for a few years but I never had any of the conditions mentioned in your video and I never have taken any meds for it. I use a AFIB machine when I go to bed. I workout six days a week and am very healthy. I take Eliquis. I have been hiking and running mountain trails for the past 14 years. I also climb over 300 floors an hour on the StairMaster climber. I would love to get rid of the AFIB machine if possible. I have studied nutrition for over 25 years and eat all the anti-inflammatory foods that provide the best circulation possible.
Hi can never heard of an a fib machine. Are you perhaps referring to a CPAC for sleep apnea?
@@maryannmattingly8215 Hello Mary Ann, I go to the VA for my medical needs. When I was diagnosed with Atrial Fibrillation a few years ago, they gave me a ResMed machine that helps to put oxygen into my lungs to prevent heart failure as I understand it. When initially sleep tested, I wasn’t getting oxygen into my lungs 47 times an hour or minute whereas it should be 0 or less than 5. I was recently given an EKG and at the time of the exam it showed I didn’t have AFib but that doesn’t mean I am not going to have it again.
Using the machine usually shows only 2 or fewer times without getting the oxygen in my lungs.
Ray, thank you so much for taking the time to educate me about this machine and also for relating your experience. Both very interesting!
What is a Afib machine?
I take flaxseed oil .. even the unconverted ALA is beneficial for the heart
Thank you for this great I formations
I presented at Emergency Department at 2.30a.m. 3 nights ago with Afib. I like this man am going to fight to find a natural answer for this. I'm not over weight and I eat well. I exercise. I think I know the cause for this episode I just need to find a doctor who will work with me. I say I don't have a heart problem, I have an electrical problem.
i got ablation done. ask about that
@@cutepoiisonn yes thank you
@@cutepoiisonn I just asked my cardiologist yesterday about getting that ablation done and he refused. Only if it gets worse or happens more often. Doesn’t make sense. They want me on the poison medicine though. It’s bad enough for that, but not for the ablation.
@@bill6872 what's the medication? And what kind of electric problem do you have?
@@cutepoiisonn It’s Xarelto 20mg. They didn’t tell me the electrical problem i had. My Apple Watch picked up the Afib and i took that into them.
Thank you for sharing your story and the website. I was recently diagnosed with AFIB and ran fast and far from the conventional medicine death trap. I told my doctor I am determined to manage this 100% holistically. After one visit to a doctor I will call doctor feel good who used reflexology and vibration therapy and stimulated the Vegas nerve my BP rose from so low to normal and my pulse from irregular to normal for 24 hours. Aside from stress and perhaps working too hard and an injury that had me on crutches for one year it is undetermined at this time how I could possibly acquire AFIB. I do not smoke nor consume alcohol non take any kind of drugs legal or otherwise. I eat a healthy vegetarian diet consisting of mostly organic foods and grow my own organic garden. Other suspects are perhaps a nutritional imbalance ( have not had live blood cell testing in 2 years) and low protein because I do not eat meat. Will check out your website. Thank you for sharing.
I have afib very healty sport women rare occasion pulpitations no med. Sometimes up when once a month palpitations comes get worried. Healty eater
This is a really good interview. Thank you.
Super informative video. If possible NATURAL IS BETTER.
Is Take control of your Ab Fib program available in Australia?
I just found this channel. Obviously subscribed. I would like to see more content from you, interviews like this are inspirational.
I reversed my AFib by going carnivore. High animal fat, moderate animal protein, salt and water. It’s all we need for a proper human diet.
Im trying that also but Im finding that doesn't seem be the answer alone. Also Im finding that sugar sets it off ...
@@Deep.Purple
Absolutely, it’s a combination of things that cause inflammation in our bodies. Alcohol, sugar, seed oils, highly processed foods, carbs in general and then there’s sleep apnea. It all adds up.
I’m carnivore, too. Lost a bunch of weight in the past 5 months but went into A Fib 10 days ago. It’s impossible to actually get to see my doctor. I need advice
@@mikeduregger9113
Not being a doctor I can’t say for sure but there are so many factors that may cause or aggravate AFib and the doctors don’t really know what causes it. They are just speculating that things like diet, alcohol, caffeine and sleep apnea and stress may be contributing factors.
Length of time eating carnivore may have an effect. I’ve been carni for 319 days. How about you?
All I can tell you is to review your diet and make sure you are only eating animal fats, protein water and salt. No processed foods. No sugar, seeds, seed oils.
Maybe you need to go lion diet and eat only ruminant red meats, water and salt. And sometimes nothing fixes it. Just because I haven’t had an episode since I became carnivore doesn’t mean it still won’t happen someday. But I’m doing so good that I no longer have sleep apnea and my cardiologist has cut my final heart pill in half. I have a friend however that has a different form of AFib that me (I have paroxysmal) and he is strict carnivore but has episodes quite often.
I don’t understand why you can’t get in to see a doctor. When I have an attack it’s pretty severe and I have to go to the emergency room.
Good luck and I hope you find a solution.
I am 83, had A fib for approx 10 years but I have improved in the last 18 months after reading James Nester And Patric Mckowan on breathing exercises always through my nose I now feel 10 years younger I now tape my mouth at night so I generally sleep with my mouth shut x
I've seen what appears to be the elimination of my AFIB with conscious attention to my hydration levels and electrolyte consumption.
What an encouraging testimony! Thank you, Walter, and thank you, doc!
Thank you so much for this! I have been struggling with a fib for several years, and also thyroid issues . This was so informative
Gee Rebecca he didn't tell you anything you have to sign up and pay money to get any real information
@@georgeminarich5275 agree, I learnt more from the comments.
Went straight to the comments because that’s where you get the best information from those living with the condition. I appreciate it very much. Thank you.
Can you make a video on AFib with pulmonary arterial hypertension?
I have an iron deffiency anemia, usually investigations not giving any idea....on carnivore diet, extra mg but remain short of breath despite ferritin infusion and iron tablets. Suddenly the SOB changed, and feeling sick as well. EcG confirmed AF....never have fast, but constant AF which is uncomfortable and SOB on exertion very bad.
Cholesterol and BP okay, not a big drinker.I am overweight, had lost 6kg. Regular coffee 4 - 6 times a day. Trying to reduce coffee.
Awaiting cardiology review.
Ferritin levels remain on a downward trend despite iron tablets and meat diet.
Have you checked your folate and B12 levels? My iron was fine but my folate was low low low and when I started taking it, after a few weeks all symptoms started easing. The doctor hadn't asked for those levels to be checked and it was only because the nurse said 'Oh I'm going to check folate and B12 too'. Thank God she did. It gives a horrible type of anaemia making your blood cells misshapen and large.
My earliest memories of afiib go back to about 8 years old,I always assumed it was a normal feeling that I learned early on I could convert by holding my breath for a few seconds. I was officially diagnosed at 29 years old and put onto digoxin,it really didn't make much difference over the 20 years I was on it. I ended up seeing a new cardiologist about ten years ago,he took me off of the digoxin and put me onto atenalol ( I think that is what it was) I was on it for about a year and realized I was having memory loss issues,turns out it was a side effect. Ultimately he took me off of it and I have been med free for about 8 years now,I take no meds at all. However I do have episode's still occasionally,I have found that if I react the moment I feel it coming on,I can convert quickly,I normally just kneel down,put pressure on carotid artery and hold breath for a few seconds,this normally works quickly. However there are times where I wake up in afib and if it has gone on for any lenghth of time,it is difficult to convert back,and usually how I do it when this occurs is to elevate my heart rate through short bursts of rapid exercise,my cardiologist isn't crazy about this method,but it works for me. I am 58,work full time (50 hrs a week) in a very physical job,I do walk about a half hour daily before work,plus add about ten thousand steps daily with work,and am overall in great shape other than a little overweight,maybe 15 lbs or so. I have considered ablation,but my doc does not feel it is a good option.
I feel this is really valuable information, thank you. So interesting you controlled it as a child, and now normalize your rhythm with a change in heart rate (exercise) fascinating and I think important information and clues as to how the heart works for us with a-fib.
@@VeronicaMist This is known as the valsalva maneuver. Look it up.
Interesting to see this. I’m not diagnosed with a. fib, but I’ve known for awhile (like years), I had something going on with my heart. I found that “zapping” my heart with bursts of cardio that get it pumping keep the episodes at bay if I do it daily. Or if I’m feeling like my heart rhythm is off, the cardio will reset the rhythm somehow. I had no scientific basis for this. It was just trial and error for myself. Interesting to hear this is other people’s experience, too.
Get a sleep study, 40+% of afibers have sleep apnea, seems like it a trigger for afib.
Trying doing short bursts of intense exercise with a high ventricular response afib is impossible. You can’t even stand, let alone exercise. And any valsalva movement does not work other than for vagal mediated afib. But - what works for you then obviously is great yeah 👌
I’d be interested to know how many are here post-covid vaccine.
I'm not sure if AFib was the consequence of having Pfizer Covid vaccines - i have had 3 jabs of Pfizer. 2 weeks ago was diagnosed with AFib. Not sure if this has anything to do with Covid itself or Covid vaccines...
@@Bunny69Bee From my research and vaers reports/peoples experiences, the vaccines are causing heart arrhythmias as well as clots. It’s a possibility.
Me
I got AF after my first case of COvid. Have had it twice, and friends here in the U.K. now have Covid for the second time!
My brother and I had the J&J vaccine and we now have afib, not sure if it is due to the vaccine 💉.
I have had a sensation of feeling my heartbeat for ten years now, recently everything seems to trigger it off and makes it race from climbing the stairs to eating a heavy meal, it’s very frustrating especially when trying to sleep. I will make an appointment very soon to get it checked out.
Same. Do you have or did you have chronic stress or anxiety? I got mine to calm down a lot by drinking tons of electrolyte water and taking magnesium supplements. I used to have chronic anxiety for years, and I think that's what got my Vagus nerve over stimulated, which controls heart rate and how much it pounds.
It's soooooo much better now when trying to sleep. It used to feel like heart was gonna pound out of my chest.
@@quickpstuts412 so it worked? can you plz advice what type or brand of electrolyte? and quantity. tnx
Could be the vagus nerve causing your symptoms.
I Got covid and decided to go lift weights for an hour after I felt better. The next day I had the worst fatigue and then my pulse was 115 resting. Rigorous exercise while recovering from covid can cause long covid so make sure you don't exercise for a few weeks after you get covid. If I did anything remotely strenuous even for 10 seconds my pulse would be so high I thought I was having a heart attack. Apparently millions of people have long covid and heart arythmius with high pulse rate is one of many symptoms. After around 10 days of careful eating, no sugar and low carbs and a dozen different supplements that I take everyday my pulse is now in the low to mid 80s. Thank God because many people still suffer almost 2 years after initial symptoms and have become bed ridden.
@@quickpstuts412 what kind of electrolyte beverage do take?
I am doing everything in your program. No changes at all. Post 2 ablations and 2 cardio versions; dofillitide and Eliquis. Do yoga everyday; follow Mediterranean diet and am working on losing weight. Episodes everyday. No changes.
try d-ribose
Are you taking electrolytes?
@@cedmanstrong Hi what's d-ribose?
@@danielstapler4315 Does electrolytes help with Afib?
@@nicoisthomas3802 Yes, one guy on youtube Shapefixer fixed his afib with electrolytes and afib is an electrical problem so it's makes sense that electrolytes would help. And I'm not suggesting this for a moment but if you went nuts with unbalanced electrolytes you could kill yourself. Concentration camp inmates who died after being given rich food on liberation died from heart/electrolyte problems.
my heart was jump started six years ago when i was in a very stressful relationship
I was diagnosed with A Flutter last August and was put on Xarelto. I was very upset to have to be on a blood thinner. I had been eating whole plant food exclusively for 3 years and felt very healthy. I am 74 year old women and my BMI is 23. I may feel the flutter once or twice a day. Is there anything you would suggest I should be doing? I would love to get off the blood thinner.
Your taking the blood thinner for a reason. Talk to your doctor but I know of no alternative. Why so upset???
Carolyn, I am 73 and I had the Watchman implanted a year ago. It was easy, no pain or big recovery and it allowed me to stop taking all blood thinners!
@@maryannmattingly8215 that is wonderful! I will talk to my cardiologist about it. Was yours for A-flutter or A-Fib?
@@carolynlapota5495 actually both. I love not taking those horrible blood thinners and now not worrying about having a stroke. It’s kind of astonishing how many people are getting the Watchman implanted. It was a good choice for me, especially since the only heart medication that works for me is a beta blocker and it put me into a deadly asthma attack that I had to be hospitalized for. Really a shame because I didn’t have any side effects and it worked perfectly. The others, non- betta blockers do absolutely nothing for the atrial fib. so I don’t take any drug whatsoever. I still have the atrial fib episodes but I no longer worry about a stroke.
@@maryannmattingly8215 thanks for letting me know about the Watchman. I will discuss with my doctor, but he told me I was very healthy no other problems except this a flutter. I hope it continues to work for you. Best if health.
What program is this? My Afib is secondary to Mitrovalve Stenosis due to possible rheumatic fever. I was diagnosed 2010 and failed most meds due to Blood Pressure drop. Have had 4 ablations. Now , Tikosyn is recommended. My afib is not persistent, but I do have bad episodes where I am in it x 4 days straight. I would love to try this.
I had the same kind of episode at night feeling like I had a chipmunk in my chest; funny that he said the same thing as I tell people. I woke up my wife and she took me to emergency. Heart rate was 143 beats per minute. It took a day and a half to get out of afib. I am going to get a suggested sleep study and I have drastically cut back on my wine consumption which I'm sure attributed to my issue. I'm 67 and retired for 8 years after 40 years as an autoworker and want to live as long as possible.
Since watching your videos I also realized I've been living with afib for a lot longer than I thought and it's been only two days since I found out. Since telling everyone others have come out of the woodwork and confessed to me that they also have it. This must surely be another epidemic.
This sounds like me. I too have had it much longer than I was aware.
The “food” industry is our worst enemy. For decades they have been using additives and harmful chemicals to processed food and it is literally killing us. I have always eaten healthy but realize that the few things I eat that are processed, I have to give up now. I.e. crackers, bread, sweets (unless homemade healthier), etc. It is a wonder we are living as long as we are despite all the junk industry adds to “food” products. Eat clean - it makes a tremendous difference!
I have been taking Metoprolol 50mg twice a day for 8 years now. So far, I am doing well. But I noticed that sometimes, I feel sluggish and tired. As I spoke to my Cardiologist, that is normal if you have Afib.
What triggers my Afib (Paroxysmal Afib)?
1. Stress
2. Lack of sleep
3. and Anxiety
I’ve concluded the Rx are doing my heart more good keeping it under control as much as possible despite that the Metoprolol makes me weak and feeling sick. It is what is is. I was put through hell and consequently it took a toll on my heart. “They” know stress kills, and to treat us til death is why “they” stick it to us the way “they” do. It is what it is.
@@brusselsprout5851 Sad for us.
@@brusselsprout5851 i have Afib for almost 5/yrs.Iam om Metropol 25 2 x a day and Xarelto 20 mg once a day. After 2 yrs on both medsvi got a load of side affects .Two UTIs, a microscopic eye hemorrhage, extreme muscles aches that come and go, feeling somewhat off balance, and lightheadedness. I hate being married to these meds and hoping someday i ca go natural.
Well yes, AFIB makes you sluggish and tired, but the pills should help. Are the pills making you feel worse? When I started Metoprolol I felt a little better, but certainly not more tired than I was before.
@@ppumpkin3282 Hello. It helps me feel better. And I have been taking it for 8 years now. It works perfectly
I am an AFib patient. In 2014 I had an ablation procedure. Before my ablation when my heart went out of rhythm. I ate jalapeño peppers to put my heart in rhythm
Interesting
Were you cured with your ablation?
For 8 years I had no problems. Then in 2022 my heart went out of rhythm. I think it was from sitting in a hot tub way too long. I tried jalapeño peppers again, and they worked.
@@TO-ps2qq have you been in AFib since the hot tub incident? I am 33 was diagnosed with AFIB last year in 2022. My doctor said it could be an infection that caused it I think it may have something to do with Coronavirus . I am debating an ablation so I’m trying to gather as much info and testimony from regular ppl. Thanks for replying!
@@gonzalofuentes8309
I think I have been in AFib 3 or 4 times since that time. As soon as I get the feeling I am in A Fib I eat jalapeño peppers and my heart goes back to a normal sinus rhythm.
I had an afib attack yesterday. For some reason during that my TSH went from 3 all the way to 6 and my glucose went from 85 to 98.
I got afib at the age of 70 and it was caused by sleep apnea. I caught it early because I could feel it. It felt like a severe heart flutter. The use of Eliquis and
Sotolol has kept my heartbeat regular. The other very important thing is the use of a CPAP machine to eliminate the sleep apnea and help me get restful sleep which is very important. I haven’t had any recurrence in approximately seven years.
James, thank you for this I’ve been scheduled for the test in a sleepover situation but never done it. Atrial fib wakes me up mostly in the middle of the night. Upon hearing your story, I’m gonna go ahead and do the test.
Elequis is a blood thinner has nothing to do with heart rhythm.
I was on a CPAP machine and I had AFIB at age 69. I would wake up, usually coming out of REM sleep (I was dreaming) and my heart would start racing. It would only happen about once a month that I was aware of. I went to see a cardiologist who put a tracking device over my heart. Only once in four weeks did I have an AFIB event. ON one night I woke up my heart rate went up to 168, and averaged 110 for an eight hour period. (my usual resting heart rate was 60). The cardiologist put me on eliquis and metoprolol. Then I went back to my sleep pulmonologist, and I asked why doesn't my cpap stop this. He looked at the data for my cpap and said it was working fine, but cpaps can't stop afib, but it would be a lot worse if I wasn't on my cpap machine. It's still odd that may afib events so far only happen at night.
@@maxsmart8954 Afib is associated with the potential for blood clots, which can cause strokes. Eliquis is prescribed not to correct heart rhythm, but to help prevent clots.
@@ppumpkin3282 could I ask you how you have done on the Eliquis? I looked it up and it has horrible side effects. I was just prescribed it and I am terrified to take it! Have you had any problems with it?
hi doctor i have ventricular ectopic pls how can I get involved with your program for the reversal
About a month ago I went into A Fib after a high stress incident on top of too much other chronic stress. I'm 59 in good condition and was working out with a personal trainer to get into even better condition by building muscle and increasing cardio endurance. I called my GP and he sent me for a EKG. From there I was sent straight to the hospital. As a doctor it's especially confusing to suddenly become the patient. I argued with the cardiologists for an hour about getting to the root of why was my AFib happening and to address that issue. I had all the tests and my heart and coronary artery were in good condition. This is not a language they understand. They know procedures. In the end I got the cardioversion and meds, blood thinner and beta blocker. Before this I never even took an aspirin. I too am like this guy and want to get off the meds. I don't feel there is an inherent problem with my heart. I am letting things go more and reducing stress. Also hiking, some of it strenuous up and down mountains without any problems. I'm looking for the right guidance.
Im currently in afib, on BP and Blood thinners after a recent stroke. I work out with light dumbells and walk almost a mile a day with my cane. Im not overweight, always was active. This really limited what I can do now. I also have not decided on any procedure yet whether Cardioversion, ablation, or drugs. It all sounds bad to a guy who never even took a Tylenol. Im working on my diet with magnesium and potassium rich foods, trying to slowly build strength and stamina back.
I also feel there must be a way to Heal the cause of Afib. Mine came on during a period of prolonged intense stress and my dad dying. It felt like a broken heart. I had been shouldering the stress and heartache and acting normally, just continuing on with life. It now feels like my dear heart took the full weight of it all and was overwhelmed. Now I get fribulations when I just even hear of something not going right (even just having a flat tire in the driveway) like my mind can handle it but my dear heart takes it so hard. Like she’s just so tired and now needs TIME and gentleness and very kind and gentle but dedicated exercise to regain her strength and wellness. Sounds weird. Feels like I’m carrying a very sensitive soul I’ve been neglecting and overloading, and now need to pay attention to. FEELINGS.
I really appreciate your post, as a doctor, and looking for a way to heal your heart and not just apply a bandaid and carry on. 💖
I found a book yesterday called The A-Fib Cure by Dr. John Day that is FILLED with guidance based on years of experience and patient success - Im so excited to have found some answers based on lifestyle (the root of the problem) and not just guessing and medication. I hope you enjoy it too!
I agree, as am on Eliquis and my cardiologist is a big time Pharma supporter ;
I was diagnosed at age 44. My CHADS score (stroke risk) was low, so started out with metoprolol, and wore a CAM strip. While sleeping my heart rate got to a peak of 240bpm. Cardiology added flecainide and upped the metoprolol. Symptoms reduced about 40%, but my resting heart rate was 38, and I was a slug. Still got into flutters fairly easily. Moderate exercise, filling meals or alcohol would all trigger. A few months later I met with the electro physiologist, and was recommended for catheter ablation.
Long story, but the procedure took nearly 8 hours, and there was an incident post-op where I aspirated during extubation. I caught double pneumonia and spent time in the ICU and week admitted. It was a rough couple months.
My heart rhythm has been normal since the blanking period, and I was only on elqiuis for a duration following the procedure. Down to just 50mg metoprolol daily. Only probably is I can't drink. 2 glasses of wine send me ibto tachycardia pretty reliably, and I stay there for several hours.
i do ran out of breath if it gets really bad i turn around and walk on flat surface but i dont get afib all the time maybe once or twice a week only if i dont do cardio
I was diagnosed as having AFIB some 20 years ago by a heart specialist. i was put on Orfarin 3 mg blood thinner which the doctor monitored every 3 weeks for a couple of years. I am still on this same medication. From day one I have NEVER felt any noticeable heart rhythm variation. The hospital does note some heart rhythm fluctuation in test. I had one minor stroke event some 10+ years ago but otherwise no sense of irregular rhythm at any time. I am 80 years old in good health with regular swimming pool exercise for 1 hr. at least 6 days a week. Good steady health diet and minimal alcohol intake. I do find health news articles that imply that with time and good health routine some patients will have arrythmia diminish and stop all together. Please comment on this. Thank you.
Do you know any natural remedies for SVT?
Hi I started having a fib on Monday morning 3/21/22. Am a nurse so I know wat was happening. I had an EKG a month ago and it’s was ok. I will like to know how to control this naturally. I am on high BP med. am 71 weight 125 5ft 6ins tall.
Could infection with Covid cause A-Fib ? Maybe asymptomatic Covid and the body releases the inflammation juices to get rid of the virus..
I see you also have High Blood Pressure ? Have you tried Potassium supplementation for your Afib and BP? Try eating 6-8 bananas and a couple of Avocado PER DAY or other high Potassium foods at that level for a week with normal salt use and your normal food ! I have had occasional Afib for as long as I can remember and started this regime about 2 months ago and BANG , it was gone ! I only eat 2-3 bananas a day and 5-6 avos a week now . Also I use a Potassium supplement 6-8 tabs a day 600-800mg per day total . A healthy person needs 4700 mg per day at least , you can't OVERDOSE with food but you can with supplementation but you would need to take a lot of pills . Most Potassium pills are 99mg so overdose requires a lot of pills !!! Potassium Gluconate is the best !
Anyone who is on anti-coagulants/blood thinners should know what the potential adverse side effects are. Dig deeper than the handout from the pharmacy you get with your drug. Even that is scary enough - brain bleeds, gastrointestinal bleeds. I didn't know what was happening when my knee swelled up and I couldn't walk. It was the Xarelto that had caused a spontaneous bleed into my knee joint. I had several aspirations of blood from my knee; that was three months ago, and my knee is still not back to normal. I also got a steroid shot for the pain. These drugs are dangerous - at least for some people. Don't rely on your doctor to give you the complete picture of side effects.
look up boron
I have been on Xarelto only 2 days and having horrible side effects too. They tell me I only need to be on it 30 days before ablation surgery and can get off of it. I don’t believe them. But worry about stroke until then.
This stuff is nasty though. Vertigo, nausea, strange sensations in my legs. Ugh I feel the meds are worse than my Afib symptoms. Tried beta blockers years ago and never again.
I find that when I’m very disciplined with my diet (zero sugar), walking, lots of electrolyte water and staying away from stress as much as possible- I rarely go into Afib at all. But it’s hard to do around the holidays or vacations… and then I pay for it so I guess I gotta get comfortable with staying disciplined all the time now if I don’t want to have episodes.
@@GigiNKDare u still on Xarelto? my husband had been diagnosed with afib last Dec. and is given xarelto but he hasn't actually started to take it. His field of work uses physical strain and that's where my concern lies as with blood thinners, bleeding may be an issue.
Michelle N, I think you are a candidate for a pacemaker.I had mine now for 18 years and no afib ever after.
No Covid , no high blood pressure , not overweight, no diabetes, fitted, exercise, very small stress if at all. I was diagnosed with AFib. Minerals lab normal. Drinking twice more water doesn’t help, nor taking additional minerals. I have sleep apnea ,waiting for CPAP but with mild apnea the waiting list for senior is 6 months.
don't rely on blood tests for minerals. Take Magnesium supplements.
The Cvvax can bring afib on.
Happened to a friend.
@@janeteddddd I had it years before vaccination.
I’m 75, have had afib since early 40’s. For about 25yrs was able to maintain normal rhythm 90% of the time. In last 3yr after 2 ablations, added a pacemaker, now afib 100% of the time.
I have afib what i do my age is 30 plzz help me sir
@@syedsajid2256, see a cardiologist and follow their directions. I was able to maintain a normal rhythm for many years using prescribed medications. Every few years I would go into afib and would need an electrical conversion. I had 6 of them over 30yr. Resist having an ablation until you are much older. Medication should be enough. Good luck.
@@syedsajid2256 Look into Ouabain (strophantus gratus). It's the best heart medication there is. It's natural, no side effects, and yes - it cures the heart! You can take either the mother tincture, or the homeopathic version (strophantus gratus D4). Some people took only 1 little bottle and never had afib episodes again!
@@vitamincdokaz9950 Is it considered as Holistic 100% Herbal? Asking bcuz that’s what I’m looking into something Herbal.
@@chit4luck Hmmm? Why constant AFib?? Maybe you need to try for a third ablation?🤔 Not every ablation is successful, for whatever reasons.
I have had a-fib for 15 years. Only symptom is a questionable EKG. Are there different degrees Of A-fib?
what has helped me is if i am on vacation or i keep busy baby sitting which i love i have no issue without any meds i made an appt to find out why is that
I’m 32 and my heart jolts to where it feels like a punch to an artery, almost like a hard contraction in the valves. I can see my pulse on my right wrist normally and then boom it jumps and goes back to a normal rhythm few sec later boom again, at this point I’m feel lightheaded. Happens Maybe 2-3 times throughout the day 2 times a week, sometimes none in a week, but when they happen o man! It’s scary! My doctor says it’s normal and that they’ll go away on their own 😒 Am i at risk of heart failure, heart attack or stroke??
My Afib is triggered by eating very cold ice cream which can cause immediate Afib that last 12-14 hours. Before I recognized that, over consumption of alcohol would occasionally bring it on. I'm very careful now with very cold ice cream,cold drinks, and limit alcohol consumption.
Ice cream does it to me too
I never heard of ice cream can start afib good to know. Thanks for info👍
Eating ice cream is not heart healthy. Food is causing a lot of these issues with afib. Eating healthy is the way to attempt to stop it.
Walter absolutely nailed it. Thank you.
Can you have surgery with a fib ? As have to have ankle fusion.
I have always been diagnosed with anxiety. And had loads of heart tests for a decade or so, am 58, and had knee surgery 3 years ago. Before Op my heart, was beating really fast, and afterwards, had really low blood pressure. I guess this is normal.
Also can a fib, be set off with sensations , like 🏊 Swimming in cold water ?, And i'm talking indoor pool, not in the sea !, Had to get out !! as heart was on a flutter, has put me off Swimming 🏊
Great group, Thanks ❤
I also developed an arythmia from excessive caffeine. I was otherwise heathy aside from asthma, but the combination of asthma, and excessive amounts of coffee after a few years created an arythmia. I found myself constantly short of Breath and dizzy. I knew this wasn't asthma because my airways felt clear and there was no wheezing. On one particular night I went to the E.R and upon close examination the technician had discovered a hesitation during the beating of my heart. Excessive caffeine can disrupt the electrical signals in your heart, so don't over do any coffee, or monsters, or red bull!!
@Paradigm Shift everyone is different. I'm naturally an anxious person, I was diagnosed with anxiety disorder. When someone has anxiety their body releases stress hormones as a result, you add that with coffee ☕ wich raises the fight or flight response and you've got really bad stressful situation. This causes abnormal heart beats and arythmias
@Paradigm Shift cut coffee ☕ out of your diet or at least ease up on it, cutting it out will help reduce your anxiety levels. 2 pots of coffee ☕ is definitely not helping your situation.
@Paradigm Shift suit yourself then 👍👌🏼
I have wondered about caffeine and sugars making my afib worse, for me I think it did/does and I have lowered both alot and I notice slightly less flutters at night and no more light headedness. I think each body is different, man it makes you think if you are going the correct courses of action to help yourself with heart conditions.
went away day one burning ketones, lost 25 pounds now. give your heart a new fuel to run off of .
Taking meds for afib makes me feel tired all the time, dizzy; I can't even cry anymore; I have terrible joint pains all over; I did not know it was from that; and I did gain weight while I am struggling all the time to lose weight. I am not myself and did not feel right since 2016 when I was in the hospital with afib. No, I don't drink coffee anymore, no chocolate. All my tests were fine.
look up boron for joint pain
If you're taking beta-blockers they can really make you feel tired all the time. Zero energy. I ditched my beta-blocker about 2 years ago.Feel much more like myself again!
Have you also got High Blood Pressure ? Have you tried Potassium supplementation ? Try eating 6-8 bananas and a couple of Avocado per day or other high Potassium foods at that level for a week with normal salt use and your normal food ! I have had occasional Afib for as long as I can remember and started this regime about 2 months ago and BANG , it was gone ! I only eat 2-3 bananas a day and 5-6 avos a week now . Also I use a Potassium supplement 6-8 tabs a day 600-800mg per day total . A healthy person needs 4700 mg per day at least , you can't OVERDOSE with food but you can with supplementation but you would need to take a lot of pills . Most Potassium pills are 99mg so overdose requires a lot of pills !!! Potassium Gluconate is the best !
I have IST and POTs. My wife has undiagnosed Afib because the paramedics lost the ECG and she was subsequently diagnosed with Atrial Tachycardia even though her pulse can be all over place. She was due an ablation but pandemic started and ablation never happened.
Im a great believer in disease can be put into remission through diet, exercise and fasting. I just need to put it into practice.
Bit of a binge drinker. I have started st johns wort, b12, salt sticks, CO-Q10 and will incorporate diet and more minerals at a later stage. I take 1 propranolol 10mg a day, sometimes 2 of needed.
I've just had a stroke because of AF. I am on all the meds and need these to prevent further stroke. What are your thoughts, surely this natural method would not work for me
Hugs Susan 💞
How are you doing now?
Get on a blood thinner to prevent stroke. I'm on Eliquis it's expensive but I have no side effects from it.
@@VeronicaMist Thankyou, I'm doing well, I am back to driving which is great, ❤️
@@susanhuggins4844 Excellent!❤️
I have SVT and cardiologist wants to do oblasion surgery on me. Whats your take on this?
I think you're talking about an ablation.
got to get the heart rate under control...so not to weaken the heart
I went OMAD (one meal a day) high animal fats and lower carb. My pre-mature heart beat and other chest pings or things have gone away. The pre beat went away in 2 days of OMAD. Glad you have it straightened out. I went to the ER twice with panic attack or some version of afib. But maybe not. It was a stress induced issue with a pre-diabetic food lifestyle. Please get off sugar and starch. eat more meat and animal fats than carbs. Eat high fiber homemade breads no bought breads. No preservatives. No seed oils. Eat all the eggs and butter you can. Drink heavy cream.
All of my heart issues have disappeared. Exercies and do strenous stuff if you Doc says you can. Do sprints and things that get your HR up.
OMAD dropped my BP 20 points. 140 upper is now 115
I drink lots of coffee or tea. Keep you salt in the diet. Eat more salt, drink water with salt. If it's not salty drink some more salty water.
i got diagnosed with afib after six years because i took pfyzer shot i get the fast high beat and i do the paraller rubbing in middle of my chest or do the number two act lol it does not help so i take both heart meds eliquist 5mg which is a beta blocker prevention stroke and motropolol 12.5 mg that regulates the heart beat and i only do it if i get symptoms i feel like nothing is wrong with my heart and i an taking the neds with weird side affects which i get everyone except throw up and stomach cranps
Watch the movie "Died Suddenly" and then avoid the KlotShots like the plague.
how do we find out about this program
Afib was spoken in my mist when I went to a hospital maybe 25 years ago because my heart was beating fast and they did something that jolted me and made my heart become normal. So I went on my merry way.
Since then the Word Atrial fib. came up, maybe twice when I would mention my heart beating fast but I would say, I think it may be a result of my medication. Nothing further is ever said. It was never brought up or mentioned in any EKG.
Now it seems to worsen.
Got that it was reverse naturally through diet but what kind of diet?
Does a blood clot in yr left ventricle of yr heart cause AF?
I was just diagnosed with afib, and now the Dr wants to put me on blood thinner and blood pressure Rx. I've never been on medications and now I'm worried and do not want to take these medications. I'm 58 and pretty healthy except these flutters. I exercise regularly.
Have you also got High Blood Pressure ? Have you tried Potassium supplementation ? Try eating 6-8 bananas and a couple of Avocado per day or other high Potassium foods at that level for a week with normal salt use and your normal food ! I have had occasional Afib for as long as I can remember and started this regime about 2 months ago and BANG , it was gone ! I only eat 2-3 bananas a day and 5-6 avos a week now . Also I use a Potassium supplement 6-8 tabs a day 600-800mg per day total . A healthy person needs 4700 mg per day at least , you can't OVERDOSE with food but you can with supplementation but you would need to take a lot of pills . Most Potassium pills are 99mg so overdose requires a lot of pills !!! Potassium Gluconate is the best !
look up the NNT for Eliquis ...
but know that you will NOT be able to UNSEE what you see ...
(so proceed w/ caution)
eat lots of fruits veggies and fish twice a week no cheese soda sugar or white rice or white bread❤️🙏❤️
I'm wondering why the gentleman in the video is continuing to take the blood thinner, Eliquis, if he is following the Doctor AFib's program which is supposed to reverse AFib naturally. Just trying to make sense of this. If the doctor can answer, that would be helpful.
I think that was his choice, he just didn't feel comfortable getting off of it.
Did he started the Afib after being vaccinated?
How to avail of your program? I am from the Philippines...
HOW DO I FIND OUT HOW TO CONTRL AFTB WITHOUT MEDS MORE NATURALLY
If I have pro-long Q-t syndrome can I still do this naturally? I've been having a problem with fluctuating heartbeat ... one minute really fast, the next brady...... Even with medication and pacemaker I'm still in A fib..... It's a shame because I ended up having to get a defibrillator and I get shocked all the time ... And it is not pleasant I wish there was another solution???
What is your CHADVASC score. ? LDL how much. Are you on anticoagulation.
Sounds like word for word my story too. Caffeine has been my nemesis for years and years. I'm 65 in July and they want to zap me back into rythm. I have been out of rythm for several weeks. Diet and exercise helps everything but being a truck driver I struggle to keep on track.
Being a truck driver can also be quite stressful. Please find a way to control that A Fib. since it could mean your life.
Hi folks,
Can anyone shed light on Ventricular Tachycardia and how to deal with this naturally. I am on metoprolol 50mg a day, waiting on an MRI as nothing was found on the ECO or the ECG etc. Any info would be great
Cheers
Diagnosed 2 weeks ago during a turning 60 med work-up
No vax but had a bout with lung (More than run-of the - mill) congestion for November December mucus accumulation
I have a fib I have been fighting it for two years and I go into a fib at least five times a week sometimes more I need help really bad it hurts so bad when I’m in a fib if there’s anybody that can help please give me contact thanks
Have you also got High Blood Pressure ? Have you tried Potassium supplementation ? Try eating 6-8 bananas and a couple of Avocado per day or other high Potassium foods at that level for a week with normal salt use and your normal food ! I have had occasional Afib for as long as I can remember and started this regime about 2 months ago and BANG , it was gone ! I only eat 2-3 bananas a day and 5-6 avos a week now . Also I use a Potassium supplement 6-8 tabs a day 600-800mg per day total . A healthy person needs 4700 mg per day at least , you can't OVERDOSE with food but you can with supplementation but you would need to take a lot of pills . Most Potassium pills are 99mg so overdose requires a lot of pills !!! Potassium Gluconate is the best !
Do take blood thinners?
So what is the cure?
Thank you. I was just diagnosed with AFib and this is what I'm looking for. I never needed any medication in my life and I would like to use the natural way. I know about many stories when people healed themselves natural way. Especially healthy diet like raw vegan diet and lifestyle changing. I'm going to learned about your way of healing. I'm very aware that persistenci is the key.
Are you take medicine ?
The video talked about diet but little discussion as to what type of diet.
you gotta pay for it
So what is the protocol?
i heard if on eliquist blood thinner from a nurse that u can not eat kale or spinach but my heart doctor said no u can eat that i know i dont eat enough of it i used to eat a lot if salads abd went to gym 3 times a week or every other day
Your doctor can adjust the dosage of Eliquis (a blood thinner) to accommodate you eating dark leafy greens (which increase clotting).