Excellent video Danny. There have been a number of studies on the impact of gut microbrobe populations on cardiovascular disease and diabetes in general, and now we can add AFIB to the list. The next step is to zero in on the culprits, mechanisms, and effective interventions. Some microbes promote inflammatory cytokines (and leakyness of the gut), while other more healthy strains promote antiinflammatory cytokines. Altered bile metabolism and other metabolimic changes are also likely culprits. More research on dysbiosis and cardiovascular risk is definitely needed. Thanks for your continued work on AFIB.
This is interesting because I was just looking into the connection between hiatal hernia and AFib. Strong connection, especially for AFib sufferers under 55 years of age.
@@bignorthernbearI have a MODERATE (NOT MILD) hiatal hernia before I got AFib. I am not overweight. I have mild sleep apnea which could have added to AFib but no one in my family ever had AFib. I think my HH is definitely on the list of suspects of cause for my Afib
I have a moderate HH long before I developed AFib. When it was MILD, no AFib, when it got to be moderate in size, AFib came into my life. Definitely a correlation of some sorts. Yes was under age 55.
My apnea became a problem RIGHT AFTER gall bladder surgery. I had issues for years, and doctors said STRESS....a common M I S T A K E...but, this was in the seventies. I suffered sleep issues for years, and asked doctors many questions, one which was...Can my Vagus nerve be responsible for my symptoms? Later, I went to a college library, and read medical journals, and came upon a statement..."Patients who have undergone open abdominal surgery, will likely have respiratory issues." I asked my apnea professional...is this statement true, and she said, "Unfortunately, yes." So...I felt doomed, but with my machine, and my constant research . I am sleeping like a baby, and dealing with issues head on. Information is out there, and it is a great tool. Great video, and a timely one for those of us who have needless stress, due to lack of information. Note...I acquired Afib, because of untreated sleep apnea.
Hi is a CPAP every night I sleep much better with it and feel much more rested during the day and since I’m now also battling cancer too that’s a big deal that’s of luck to you
@@bignorthernbear Keep positive. My husband beat stage three Esophageal cancer 15 years ago, and he had colon cancer surgery several months ago, and the biopsies showed no spread, so he is on no meds, but I give him D3, K2, zinc, in the morning, and at night .Benfotiamine, for his brain...he now has stage one dementia, genetic, and the Benfotiamine (b1), also helps him sleep, as it is a relaxer. I love Uribe because there is so much valuable info, once you toss the hi d's you know don't work. Keep safe!
I really think this, and the study of the immune system, are the future of medical science. Years ago I had a fecal test for microbiome balance and they found an unusual parasite. I had to take meds plus certain probiotics. I should probably re-do that test as a follow-up. Thanks for the reminder!
Can you tell me how you got this test done? Did you just ask your doctor or do you have a gastroenterologist? How can I get them to test mine? I'm experiencing severe stomach issues since I was a kid (37 now) and I can't go to the bathroom for up to 2 weeks. I just got a gastro doctor, but they haven't been much help at all.
@@palestar828 Hi there are fecal tests available, and breath tests. Id suggest you join the Facebook group for the fast tract diet and interact with the experts there. facebook.com/groups/869112483130418
@@palestar828 The test was suggested by the PA I was seeing, who was part of an MD practice that emphasized alternative practices, such as use of supplements, bio-identical hormones, breast thermagrams, and other approaches to preventive health. The particular test I had was the 2200 GI Effects Comprehensive Profile -Stool, offered by Genova Diagnostics, which you can find online. I don't remember, but I think I paid about $100 or so in 2019. I don't think Medicare covered it. You can see which tests they offer online. I'd have to warn you that it's best to have a doctor who can evaluate this test for you, and not sure if it can be ordered without a prescription. I think some doctors might ignore it. I now have a different doctor who is trained specifically in what is now called "functional medicine", who also knows about this test and similar tests. The functional medicine wing of Cleveland Clinic was started by Dr Mark Hyman, MD, whose writings and videos about health, nutrition and lifestyle are easily found online.
Your video is on point, Danny. I have been going through this for 2 years and both my doctors say I'm fine. I just called my cardiologist today for another appointment and a gastrologist in two weeks. I am having a difficult time with this and They can't seem to put this together and act clueless when I explain what's going on. Thanks for the insight to possibly figuring this out and saving my life.
Blood thinners just shut down the peristalsis action which leads to enpackment. Afib frequency increases in my system. Cardiologist response take a laxative. My response “You are fired” After years of this issue, another youtube channel mentioned mineral salts such as Celtic or Himalayan salt for cell health. Afib has dropped off and after viewing your video, my bowel activity has also stabilized. Thanks for the video.
I've been eliminating seed oils and have noticed a big difference. Seeds oils are inflammatory. I'm also sensitive to cashews and almonds (they are seeds). No mayonnaise as it has soy oil in it. No sesame oil or hot oil. I'm using only avocado and olive oil now. Also I'm consuming oatmeal and we know that lowers cholesterol and high cholesterol can contribute to afib. I've eliminated all or most of the other food triggers I have. Fingers crossed as I may qualify for an ablation.
What a great page and videos you have . Subscribed and will share, looking forward to your supplements video! Found your account from a poster on the afib topic on reddit .Really Great stuff thank you!!
AFIB came in mid September '23. after Covid. Since Candida albicans overgrowth from '87-'90 my diet has been excellent. Back then, GPs had referred me for two operations - one for a tiny childhood hernia that didn't trouble me - and one to open nasal passages for sinusitis. Neither of any use. A homoeopath gave me a book of diet and supplements which turned me round. Aged 76 I joined "ZOE" in Dec. '23 to check for disbiosis and have my general dietary status reassessed. Scored 88 (of 100) on microbiome diversity before entering the program. Even though the personalised ZOE dietary advice may have kept my gut biome diversity intact, from what you say, it may be worth having a second microbiome test.
Wow! Thanks! All of this makes so much sense to me! I have IBS and lately been diagnosed with hypotension and Afib. This is personally helpful to me. I have another question I am curious about. Any reasearch or infomation regarding the way covid infection has been said to destroy the gut biome and if that is what is partly responsible for the cardiac problems for for some folks post covid? I know there are lots of other reasons too but just wondering if this could be a piece inthe puzzle? Thanks!😊😊
That makes total sense. Covid messed with my stomach and I got AFIB after Covid. I had bad fatigue, and so on. I eat healthy but Covid messed me up and caused damage. I had an ablation.
Interesting. I got A- fib from a prescription pain killer. I had my 2nd ablation almost a year ago, and now I've only noticed the odd heart irregularity lasting at most, 5 seconds or so. The advice here diffínate,y can't hurt. Thank you.
Oh, look at that you may be right well I won’t be re-editing it. I’m a little busy dealing with brain cancer these days but I have 151 videos or more. Some of those were learning experiences.
I would check out any Sally Norton interview and learn to slowly reduce dietary oxalates from so-called superfoods like spinach, almonds, sweet potatoes, and dark chocolate. A lot of gas pressure in the gut isn't good.
Very interesting Danny when my palpitations and fast heart rates and chest pains started 4 years ago thats when I noticed my stomach and poop changed so there is definitely some kind of link I'm also waiting back for my poop results from the doctor ......... Do you take any vitamins Danny if so which ones do you take
@@bignorthernbear great stuff 👍 I'm currently taking vitamin D once a week taking iron daily and magnisum daily I am going to add vitamin c and potassium 👍👊
@@hoboonwheels9289 when you eat carbohydrates it needs alkaline conditions to fully digest it, when you eat protein it needs acid conditions to fully digest it, mixing acid with alkaline will cause havoc, so eat them separately for seamless complete digestion. Read Don’t Mix Foods That Fight or read up on Dr William Howard Hay, A New Health Era, who first discovered this. Eat everything but eat them separately according whether they are acidic foods or alkaline foods.
Sauer kraut oh sauerkraut. Du machst ja alles gut...vati. opa. Oma. Mutti. Alle hatten es..der liebe gott ist. Sauerkraut...oh bitte sag es laut und hab ein bier
Good evening Mr. Bear and everyone - I was more than surprised as a post-AFib patient when I came across this video. Almost two weeks before I realized I was in AFib, I noticed that pooping was unmistakably not working right with insufficient volume and frequency. This continued until shortly after Cardioversion one month after AFib discovery. Cardioversion unmistakably was associated with return to better poop operation within 48 hours, with a much more subtle incremental further improvement with the stepping down of Metoprolol. I am reluctant to draw a conclusion from one anecdote, but when a certain light turns on at the same time you flip a switch, there is every chance it wasn't a coincidence. There was NO poop efficacy correlation with my dramatic adoption of daily rigorous walking, though it seems that my lifestyle changes dramatically improved other conditions that were supposed to be solved only with expensive meds (which I am now off of). More on this another time. Have a great evening, and best of luck while many of us follow your efforts rooting for you and hopefully benefiting from your knowledge and discoveries!
Thanks for afib triggers tend to be very personalized so I mean if it's only happened to one person and that person it's you it's probably worth noting
You might find ZOE worthwhile as a way of finding out what your gut health is like and how to improve it. It is completely science based and is now available outwith the UK now.
Hi said reflux is a major trigger for an AF fib episode. I recommend keeping some Gas-X around in case your acid reflux kicks up. You can deal with a quick quickly with some Gas-X, and possibly prevent an episode.
@@bignorthernbear It is not an easy diet tho... but.. it does not hurt to give it a try... It would starve off all bad bacteria in the gut and thus improve overall situation including possible leaky gut and leaky brain. To speed up the process treatment with the essential oils of wild oregano and mentha can be applied at the same time. After meal, take 2-3 drops of each into the teaspoon, add some EV olive oil or cod fish oil. But.. if you are at the same time ingesting carbs and veggies you are basically trying to put out the fire by adding the gasoline on the other side.
@@bignorthernbear It's been proven for me. Had Afib for years. Been on Carnivor for 18 months and don't have Afib anymore. 70 years old and never felt better.
@bignorthernbear That’s ridiculous! There are many people on you tube, including myself, that have cured diseases including gut microbiome issues through going Keri and Carnivore. Wake up to the facts bro.
@@paulzarnay5631Crazy! The internet is full of people extolling the benefits of carnivore. I certainly believe it’s better than vegan, but I like a little cruciferous veggies with my protein.
@@palestar828 i learned that stomach and gas and digestive irritation contributes to half my PVCs in many days and also GERD, i fixed that with the combination three: intermittent fasting, cumin seeds , elevating head in bed. I learned that Acupuncture has an AFib study that confirms the REVERSAL of AFib in many patients when applied a certain way, i learned that the sympathetic nervous system has a lot to do with PVCs and if you improve its function they go down , omega 3 is proven in 3 studies to reduce PVCs that are caused by autonomic reduced function, a sign of this specific type of PVCs is those ones which came when the heart rate is slowing down after say exercice ( during recovery phase not exercice itself)... I learned much more and it helped me , cumin seeds for digestive health ( or powder) and shia seeds for omega3 and vit C for anti afib inflamation with daily magniseium and potassium ( sodium if you have low blood pressure before sleep , dont sleep with DIA PB
Excellent video Danny. There have been a number of studies on the impact of gut microbrobe populations on cardiovascular disease and diabetes in general, and now we can add AFIB to the list. The next step is to zero in on the culprits, mechanisms, and effective interventions. Some microbes promote inflammatory cytokines (and leakyness of the gut), while other more healthy strains promote antiinflammatory cytokines. Altered bile metabolism and other metabolimic changes are also likely culprits. More research on dysbiosis and cardiovascular risk is definitely needed. Thanks for your continued work on AFIB.
Thanks Norm. I think this bookended nicely with the fatty liver findings. I hope people give your book a try it likely improved both.
This is interesting because I was just looking into the connection between hiatal hernia and AFib. Strong connection, especially for AFib sufferers under 55 years of age.
I’ve heard that too, but never got around and making a video on it
@@bignorthernbearI have a MODERATE (NOT MILD) hiatal hernia before I got AFib. I am not overweight. I have mild sleep apnea which could have added to AFib but no one in my family ever had AFib. I think my HH is definitely on the list of suspects of cause for my Afib
I have a moderate HH long before I developed AFib. When it was MILD, no AFib, when it got to be moderate in size, AFib came into my life. Definitely a correlation of some sorts. Yes was under age 55.
My apnea became a problem RIGHT AFTER gall bladder surgery. I had issues for years, and doctors said STRESS....a common M I S T A K E...but, this was in the seventies. I suffered sleep issues for years, and asked doctors many questions, one which was...Can my Vagus nerve be responsible for my symptoms? Later, I went to a college library, and read medical journals, and came upon a statement..."Patients who have undergone open abdominal surgery, will likely have respiratory issues." I asked my apnea professional...is this statement true, and she said, "Unfortunately, yes." So...I felt doomed, but with my machine, and my constant research . I am sleeping like a baby, and dealing with issues head on. Information is out there, and it is a great tool. Great video, and a timely one for those of us who have needless stress, due to lack of information. Note...I acquired Afib, because of untreated sleep apnea.
Hi is a CPAP every night I sleep much better with it and feel much more rested during the day and since I’m now also battling cancer too that’s a big deal that’s of luck to you
@@bignorthernbear Keep positive. My husband beat stage three Esophageal cancer 15 years ago, and he had colon cancer surgery several months ago, and the biopsies showed no spread, so he is on no meds, but I give him D3, K2, zinc, in the morning, and at night .Benfotiamine, for his brain...he now has stage one dementia, genetic, and the Benfotiamine (b1), also helps him sleep, as it is a relaxer. I love Uribe because there is so much valuable info, once you toss the hi d's you know don't work. Keep safe!
I really think this, and the study of the immune system, are the future of medical science. Years ago I had a fecal test for microbiome balance and they found an unusual parasite. I had to take meds plus certain probiotics. I should probably re-do that test as a follow-up. Thanks for the reminder!
For sure!
Can you tell me how you got this test done? Did you just ask your doctor or do you have a gastroenterologist? How can I get them to test mine? I'm experiencing severe stomach issues since I was a kid (37 now) and I can't go to the bathroom for up to 2 weeks. I just got a gastro doctor, but they haven't been much help at all.
@@palestar828 Hi there are fecal tests available, and breath tests. Id suggest you join the Facebook group for the fast tract diet and interact with the experts there.
facebook.com/groups/869112483130418
@@palestar828 The test was suggested by the PA I was seeing, who was part of an MD practice that emphasized alternative practices, such as use of supplements, bio-identical hormones, breast thermagrams, and other approaches to preventive health.
The particular test I had was the 2200 GI Effects Comprehensive Profile -Stool, offered by Genova Diagnostics, which you can find online. I don't remember, but I think I paid about $100 or so in 2019. I don't think Medicare covered it. You can see which tests they offer online.
I'd have to warn you that it's best to have a doctor who can evaluate this test for you, and not sure if it can be ordered without a prescription. I think some doctors might ignore it. I now have a different doctor who is trained specifically in what is now called "functional medicine", who also knows about this test and similar tests. The functional medicine wing of Cleveland Clinic was started by Dr Mark Hyman, MD, whose writings and videos about health, nutrition and lifestyle are easily found online.
Where did you get your testing done? I'd like to get tested.
Your video is on point, Danny. I have been going through this for 2 years and both my doctors say I'm fine. I just called my cardiologist today for another appointment and a gastrologist in two weeks. I am having a difficult time with this and They can't seem to put this together and act clueless when I explain what's going on. Thanks for the insight to possibly figuring this out and saving my life.
You got this!
Blood thinners just shut down the peristalsis action which leads to enpackment. Afib frequency increases in my system. Cardiologist response take a laxative. My response “You are fired”
After years of this issue, another youtube channel mentioned mineral salts such as Celtic or Himalayan salt for cell health.
Afib has dropped off and after viewing your video, my bowel activity has also stabilized.
Thanks for the video.
I've been eliminating seed oils and have noticed a big difference. Seeds oils are inflammatory. I'm also sensitive to cashews and almonds (they are seeds). No mayonnaise as it has soy oil in it. No sesame oil or hot oil. I'm using only avocado and olive oil now. Also I'm consuming oatmeal and we know that lowers cholesterol and high cholesterol can contribute to afib. I've eliminated all or most of the other food triggers I have. Fingers crossed as I may qualify for an ablation.
Sounds like you’re making a lot of good choices and really take charge. Proud of you and can only pay off.
@engle4285 I love oatmeal but they say it robs the body of iodine or blocks it or something.
Keep up the good work brother !
Thanks, will do!
What a great page and videos you have . Subscribed and will share, looking forward to your supplements video! Found your account from a poster on the afib topic on reddit .Really Great stuff thank you!!
Welcome aboard! I did supplements as live stream the other night check it out in my live vids.
AFIB came in mid September '23. after Covid. Since Candida albicans overgrowth from '87-'90 my diet has been excellent. Back then, GPs had referred me for two operations - one for a tiny childhood hernia that didn't trouble me - and one to open nasal passages for sinusitis. Neither of any use. A homoeopath gave me a book of diet and supplements which turned me round.
Aged 76 I joined "ZOE" in Dec. '23 to check for disbiosis and have my general dietary status reassessed. Scored 88 (of 100) on microbiome diversity before entering the program. Even though the personalised ZOE dietary advice may have kept my gut biome diversity intact, from what you say, it may be worth having a second microbiome test.
ZOE has some good stuff
I think you got AFIB from Covid. Covid is what caused mine. I had an ablation.
I'm going through it now. Bad stomach issues along with nervous system issues including a-fib. Loose stool and seeming gall bladder issues.
Wow! Thanks! All of this makes so much sense to me! I have IBS and lately been diagnosed with hypotension and Afib. This is personally helpful to me. I have another question I am curious about. Any reasearch or infomation regarding the way covid infection has been said to destroy the gut biome and if that is what is partly responsible for the cardiac problems for for some folks post covid? I know there are lots of other reasons too but just wondering if this could be a piece inthe puzzle? Thanks!😊😊
That makes total sense. Covid messed with my stomach and I got AFIB after Covid. I had bad fatigue, and so on. I eat healthy but Covid messed me up and caused damage. I had an ablation.
Makes so much sense… I’ll be going to see my nature path and doctor asap
Need to know more about fast track diet!
What about bad teeth, hidden bacterial growth under gum line, bad infected root canals. very important and life saving .
Interesting. I got A- fib from a prescription pain killer. I had my 2nd ablation almost a year ago, and now I've only noticed the odd heart irregularity lasting at most, 5 seconds or so. The advice here diffínate,y can't hurt. Thank you.
Great video clear and science based
Thanks I’m glad you appreciate my work
Very timely. Thankyou.❤
You are so welcome
Wonderful info as always
Glad you think so! Thank you
The music comes with the video, I don’t have any other video playing in my cell
Oh, look at that you may be right well I won’t be re-editing it. I’m a little busy dealing with brain cancer these days but I have 151 videos or more. Some of those were learning experiences.
I would check out any Sally Norton interview and learn to slowly reduce dietary oxalates from so-called superfoods like spinach, almonds, sweet potatoes, and dark chocolate. A lot of gas pressure in the gut isn't good.
Great info!
Thanks for watching!
Great information. Thank you!
Thanks for sharing this information with us well presented
Enlightening. Thanks.
Glad it was helpful!
Another great video I struggled with constipation 2 months ago.
Thx man
Great information ❤
Very interesting Danny when my palpitations and fast heart rates and chest pains started 4 years ago thats when I noticed my stomach and poop changed so there is definitely some kind of link I'm also waiting back for my poop results from the doctor ......... Do you take any vitamins Danny if so which ones do you take
Hi Corey. I take vitamin C daily for vitamins. I’m going to do a whole video on my supplements soon as everyone asks.
@@bignorthernbear great stuff 👍 I'm currently taking vitamin D once a week taking iron daily and magnisum daily I am going to add vitamin c and potassium 👍👊
@@corey6073 Im gonna live stream tonight and the topic will be covering every single supplement I use and why
be sure to join the email alerts at bignorthernbear dot com
Great insight!!
Really good info, thanks, I find correct food combing (Hay system) helps my afib a lot.
That's great!
Combining?
@@hoboonwheels9289 when you eat carbohydrates it needs alkaline conditions to fully digest it, when you eat protein it needs acid conditions to fully digest it, mixing acid with alkaline will cause havoc, so eat them separately for seamless complete digestion. Read Don’t Mix Foods That Fight or read up on Dr William Howard Hay, A New Health Era, who first discovered this. Eat everything but eat them separately according whether they are acidic foods or alkaline foods.
I learned one thing. I am more likely to have a fib, when I get constipated. Like tonight...I had an episode.
Interesting as I had just decided to eat sauerkraut for my gut.
good stuff
Sauer kraut oh sauerkraut. Du machst ja alles gut...vati. opa. Oma. Mutti. Alle hatten es..der liebe gott ist. Sauerkraut...oh bitte sag es laut und hab ein bier
Genova diagnosis have amazing stool test
In England nutritional therapist can order this for clients
Well, that was interesting!
Thanks!
Good evening Mr. Bear and everyone - I was more than surprised as a post-AFib patient when I came across this video.
Almost two weeks before I realized I was in AFib, I noticed that pooping was unmistakably not working right with insufficient volume and frequency. This continued until shortly after Cardioversion one month after AFib discovery. Cardioversion unmistakably was associated with return to better poop operation within 48 hours, with a much more subtle incremental further improvement with the stepping down of Metoprolol.
I am reluctant to draw a conclusion from one anecdote, but when a certain light turns on at the same time you flip a switch, there is every chance it wasn't a coincidence.
There was NO poop efficacy correlation with my dramatic adoption of daily rigorous walking, though it seems that my lifestyle changes dramatically improved other conditions that were supposed to be solved only with expensive meds (which I am now off of). More on this another time.
Have a great evening, and best of luck while many of us follow your efforts rooting for you and hopefully benefiting from your knowledge and discoveries!
Thanks for afib triggers tend to be very personalized so I mean if it's only happened to one person and that person it's you it's probably worth noting
Thank you 🙏 😍
You're welcome 😊
Thank you! :)
You have insight
Thanks I appreciate it
try Taurine to get rid of afib.
taurine definately helps i know from using. Arginine as well I have 2 vids about how that combo rid me of ectopic beats
A full workup of blood, urine and feces can reveal nearly everything you need to know about the health of your body.
certainly cannot hurt!
Do you think a dog ever smells another dog's poop and thinks, this sh*t stinks? Or does the dog think, now this is the sh*t right here!
You might find ZOE worthwhile as a way of finding out what your gut health is like and how to improve it. It is completely science based and is now available outwith the UK now.
ive seen their stuff they are good
Thankyou
So true
Sugar. The food for gut imbalances.
So true I always have bloating and acid reflux
Hi said reflux is a major trigger for an AF fib episode. I recommend keeping some Gas-X around in case your acid reflux kicks up. You can deal with a quick quickly with some Gas-X, and possibly prevent an episode.
Who would have thought poop was so interesting and the fact I have known about this every morning ( smile ) for many years.❤..Great Video.
Thx
"Feces" is a better term than poop. But brilliant vid besides that (and the irritating faint music.)
Correct! Even your tooth infection or gum disease spreads around your body and causes disease everywhere, including your heart, unfortunately!!
Thanks for information... could do without the band next door...
No way I know if you pronounced those correctly sounded good
Please do not use background music it is disturbing and totally unnecessary.
There isn’t any for 98% of this video 🤷♂️
Do you rule the microbes or do the microbes rule you?
It drives me crazy when I have to poop and my heart thumps like I am going into afib. After I poop, I’m fine.
sounds like classi c vagal afib so knowing that may help you find ways to cope with it better
Well, This just makes me love the smell of a fresh human poop sample.
Ok!
Ew... Too much info. Why would you say this?
Barforama
Are you serious. music in the background. Please explain why. It is way too loud.
Carnivore diet will fix all biome imbalances..
Claim is over rated. And unproven
@@bignorthernbear It is not an easy diet tho... but.. it does not hurt to give it a try... It would starve off all bad bacteria in the gut and thus improve overall situation including possible leaky gut and leaky brain. To speed up the process treatment with the essential oils of wild oregano and mentha can be applied at the same time. After meal, take 2-3 drops of each into the teaspoon, add some EV olive oil or cod fish oil. But.. if you are at the same time ingesting carbs and veggies you are basically trying to put out the fire by adding the gasoline on the other side.
@@bignorthernbear It's been proven for me. Had Afib for years. Been on Carnivor for 18 months and don't have Afib anymore. 70 years old and never felt better.
@bignorthernbear That’s ridiculous! There are many people on you tube, including myself, that have cured diseases including gut microbiome issues through going Keri and Carnivore. Wake up to the facts bro.
@@paulzarnay5631Crazy! The internet is full of people extolling the benefits of carnivore. I certainly believe it’s better than vegan, but I like a little cruciferous veggies with my protein.
Estrogen NOT “EAstrogen”, figure it out dude.
This is the kind of comment you waste your time on life is too short man
This is Canada so we pronounce and spell a lot of words like the Brits.
But I think it’s genetic first
I’m certain genetics contributes, but I couldn’t comment on if it’s the major cause
Any Asian medicine tells you that. Good grief. Don’t bother talking to any dr. Hello
Do we have to use the p word?? Excrement please
What’s the difference
Waste - Stool or even Feces. The difference is adults not using babytalk
@@jodyjackson5475 oh brother😬
Poo. 😂. Just plain old poo. And seriously. Does it really matter?
POO POO POO POO POO
First
You were!
@@bignorthernbear I like that you keep learning which makes me want to share what i have learned about my afib with you too
@@dhiahassen9414 By all means share
@@dhiahassen9414 what did you learn? Lol most importantly how did you get this done? Having stomach issues
@@palestar828 i learned that stomach and gas and digestive irritation contributes to half my PVCs in many days and also GERD, i fixed that with the combination three: intermittent fasting, cumin seeds , elevating head in bed. I learned that Acupuncture has an AFib study that confirms the REVERSAL of AFib in many patients when applied a certain way, i learned that the sympathetic nervous system has a lot to do with PVCs and if you improve its function they go down , omega 3 is proven in 3 studies to reduce PVCs that are caused by autonomic reduced function, a sign of this specific type of PVCs is those ones which came when the heart rate is slowing down after say exercice ( during recovery phase not exercice itself)... I learned much more and it helped me , cumin seeds for digestive health ( or powder) and shia seeds for omega3 and vit C for anti afib inflamation with daily magniseium and potassium ( sodium if you have low blood pressure before sleep , dont sleep with DIA PB
Yo Danny
Seems that your life has fallen into shit😮!
quite true since my brain cancer diagnosis....