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Promising, hopefully it will translate to humans . Thank you for the post/link!by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Meantime you could try Zeolite and or Chlorella. No idea if it works to eliminate lead but it will do no harm as far as i know. I know from a friend who used to work with chemical sprays which contained mercury in the north Queensland cane fields. His blood mercury levels were very high (don't remember the values) so i took chlorella regularly for a few months and had a retest which showeby Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Any ideas as to how avoid/reduce the simultaneous stimulation of the sympathetic and para-sympathetic nervous system and reduse vagal nerve activation???by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Thank you Jackie! It's probably a matter of finding out what one's requirements are and what if any oversupply (of all proteins) would cause. From what i gather it would just turn to body fat but is this the whole story? Many recommend around 1.6g of protein/1kg body weight. Wonder if that is to cover decreasing assimilation with age or not? Anyway, i'm beginning to take someby Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Many of us know how stressful it is to first have AF - and it still is for me when i have an episode but much much less so since i've learned more (and lots of it from others on this site ) If your husband is anti Yoga or similar techniques, perhaps he will do/try breathing techniques. Some good advise on here as well.by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Good link Dean not sure about the saturated fat (unless you gorge on it) and heart disease , The thyroid advise i take on board. You are probably wise and on the safe side with your thinking on synergistic effects of nutrients. Reminds me of vitamin E (the d-alpha only form) supplementing ...by Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Nothing new her for many of you but i though it interesting enough to post. Note his comment on his medical education and nutrition. I do eat natto regularly and also take Eliquis when i have AF (highly discouraged by Cardiologist). Wonder what my Tromboelasto Graphy would show? Not that i hold my breath that any of 'my' doctors would order one for me. Probably just say: Keep takingby Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Thanks Jackie, i did. Worst case scenario, i can't see any downsides to taking it.by Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Do Taurine levels decrease with age because we eat less or more likely we absorb less? If we absorb less, then why and what/how do we increase absorption? Meantime i'll go out and buy someby Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
My N1 for what it's worth: From June 2015 i was in permanent AF for almost 4 months. Was told that my L atria was quite enlarged. After a few months (6? iirc) I was told that it reduced in size. Last year i had another Echo and was told that my L atria is almost normal size (hope the are right )by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Molasses? at least you'd get some minerals at the same time.by Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
We may have struck gold here So far i haven't found anybody in Melbourne who does this test. Used as a quick indicator and then follow up tests to facilitate the appropriate interventions to optimize one's metabolism (Steve Carr's experience at back of mind). Once we achieve that than perhaps it would be helpful to reduce AF as well Anybody on here familiar with this test?by Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Thank you!by Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
This might be controversial. I have not checked sources etc but it seems true - unfortunately. Carey censor/delete if you see it as a problem post. Go to about 6:45 re atrial fibrillation having caused that young girl's death.by Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Thank you George! Looked up the first link and followed some others in those. Seems to me that dose is critical, as is with many medications (mine looks like bordering on the high end - will tone it down). The scare scenarios involved quite high concentrations. Downloaded "Rapid Virus Recovery" and will read it later. Used my solution last night again and my cough and phlegm (mineby Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
George, any info on why it is advised against? Lung damage? If so, I don't feel it and it definitely cut down massively on my cough and bringing up 'slugs'. Yesterday i didn't do it and today the cough and 'slugs' came back a little. BTW, the hot saunas nor the vaporizing have ever put me into AF.by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Had (still have but almost gone) a lung infection with heavy coughing and green slugs. Did sauna 1x day for several days @75 to 80 deg C for 20 minutes. It helped. One day i had a hot bath with Mg that took my temp up to 39.8 deg C - also helped. I think what really helped to almost completely stop coughing was: 3ml distilled water with .5ml 12% pharma grade hydrogen peroxide in a nebulizer 1 x/by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Excellent link PP, thank you! It echoes what Dr Peter Attia said in his blog/letter but with a bit more detail and some other thoughts.by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
And perhaps a few others?by Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
While i haven't been closely following the Testosterone debate, i came across that and it might be of interestby Joe - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Sounds promising, enabling a less experienced EP to offer better outcomes 🤷♂️by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Quotesusan.d Eliquis doesn’t affect me. It maybe the first drug. Lisinopril gave me the coughing side effect, BB gave me ezcema. Crestor gave me muscle cramps, multaq horrible GERD, flecainide gave me insomnia... but Eliquis no problems but some bruises. It’s better to be protected than risk a stroke. Good to know Susan! My post is a bit of smart A but not entirely. A friend was on Warfarin foby Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Oh good, first drug without any side effectsby Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
George or anybody else - any experience with this device? Seems more comfortable than the Polar H10 but is it equally useful for showing irregularities - meaning is it clear and detailed to see a P wave? Cheersby Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Interesting Susan! Goes to show that all levels should be optimal. In my case of initial afib my level was 297 ug/L Ferritin (range 30 - 320) which i thought was a bit high. Cardiologist said that it's ok. In 2020 at last check it was 160 - still have the occasional afib episode. Don't these levels increase when inflammation is happening?by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Would a steady blood glucose level, say no post prandial spike of 100 to 120, be also protective . Insulin levels and spikes would also be a factor - probably an important one 🤷♂️by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Interesting and great find Thanks for posting! Now, i've got to get my head around all of that - hopefully our better versed posters help outby Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM
Indeed Carey. I am quite keen to take vaccines that offer mucosal Immunity (some call it sterilising/totally minimising spreading it) with very high benefit vs risk ; not so much a ‘non sterilising’ one I was coerced to take in 2020/21 in Australia and doubtful risk/benefit for immune healthy cohorts. Each to their own.by Joe - AFIBBERS FORUM