2 years of POTS GONE in 1 month (Change this approach) PART 1/2 

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Hey, some aminos helped a lot since they improve blood flow and are not Rx drugs (you can take as much as you need) try L Citruline + L Arginine, that has helped my POTS so much! My BP is now normal, no more spikes or afib issues. I can now gradually increase my activity level(s) to deal with the deconditioning that lack of exercise causes, very few doctors mention activity levels since we usually flare, I'm an EDS patients so I was born with this nonsense but I do feel much more "normal" now. LDN is another option that seems to help some.

Because it's all bulshit. ;)

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@Selenamilitao Given you susceptibility to being fooled, I think you never had POTS and was never cured of POTS therefore. POTS is a real thing and not a money making machine for snake oil salesmen.

Varicose veins / venous insufficiency can play a part too yet doctors never mention our vein condition....do they? I've never been asked by any practitioner.

I’m sorry to hear you’ve been struggling, but happy to know you can open the door to some new possibilities. Keep me posted on how you’re doing!

@@dockeiser can men get pots. MY DOCTOR KEEPS RULING ME OUT. AS LONG AS I LAY DOWN HEART RATE 60 BUT WHEN I STAND ITS LIKE 115.

​@@hova575 yes men can have POTS the problem is most doctors aren't taught about pots.

​@hova575 I feel like they should have a slightly different criteria for men.

​@@Batshite_crazyI've had it fybromyalgia nowadays

Hey there John, if you watch the second video in the series, it goes through the treatment process for this case. Thanks for watching

@@dockeiser thank you for the reply!

@@dockeiser I watched both videos & am a loss for what the treatment was? Can you please reply what specific treatment protocol is?

@@nickolwilson2212 I think the treatment protocol is to book with him and give him money.

You just lost me as a further viewer by not telling us WHAT YOU DID FOR THIS 21 YEAR OLD GIRL TO HELP HER GET BACK TO NORMAL!!!!!!!!! 😮😮😮😮. IT IS **NOT** ON THE SECOND VIDEO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Waste of time. THANKS FOR NOTHING!!!!!

Glad to hear that. Thank you very much for watching and taking the time to write a comment

That’s really great that it has been effective for you. I would throw a line of caution to others to consider the mechanism of their pots. some people will have a much different response. I’m super happy for you and I hope you keep after it!!

I have the same symptoms, no Doctor has diagnosed me. Or the doctor is not medically qualified

Glad to hear about your perseverance 💪

Does taking showers would help reduce POTS symptoms?

@@yuzhang984no, it’s just such a daunting task to even take a shower

I am so sorry to hear that. My wife also developed POTS after Covid-19 and has to rest at home with nowhere to go, which makes her very depressed. Is there any treatment for it?@@USAneedsGOD

@@yuzhang984taking showers specifically does not help POTS but deconditioning does worsen pots so it is important to do what you can to move and get blood flowing as to try to prevent deconditioning

Thanks for watching. The video tells a story of a girl with POTS who suffered for 2 years, changed her approach and solved it in a month. If you watch part 2 I discussed the full treatment model.

@@dockeiser So what's the solution ? I'm too lazy to watch the whole video.

Just read your sad story, I hope you have found some help to improve your symptoms and that you were able to celebrate your birthday 🎉

@Selenamilitao that is very interesting, thanks for sharing your success. What herbs are you taking that has helped you?

Total breath of fresh air!

What's your dosage, how many milligrams a day?

I see you found part 2 so you saw the treatment 😊

@@dockeiser yes! I spoke to soon!!

Ask for a tilt table test

Please try taking vitamin B1 (not synthetic) it helps with these symptoms. Also Please take a look at "Dr Berg pots" video. I believe it will help greatly..

Great question, I'll do my best to answer it here! The type of reduced cerebral blood flow we are discussing here is the chronic type. This results from some type of pathological response in the body. It may be relative to the neural control systems which govern the signaling of the process. It may also be from disease or inflammation within the blood vessel walls, or even secondary to another type of problem that may restrict cerebral blood flow like hyperventilation or hypovolemia. In these types of cases it is worthwhile to prioritize solving the underlying problem. For people that are generally healthy, but interested in sustaining good circulation over time, the good news is that there are general healthful activities that can support healthy circulation. Regular exercise across domains have positive influences on CBF ranging from sustained low level cardiovascular exercise like walking all the way to heavy resistance training. Each provides a different stimulus that challenges the vasculature in an advantageous way. Swimming or immersion in water also provides a hydrostatic pressure change that "squeezes" blood toward the head. Breathing techniques that favor accumulation of CO2 (slow nasal breathing), improve vasoreactivty which has a positive effect on cerebral circulation. Challenging your brain cognitively, emotionally and with progressive complexity requires more synapses to be active in concert with each other. This coordination of neural activity produces a high level of neuronal activity which in healthy system provides a challenge to synchronize the neurovascular unit. On the diet level it is easy to get in the weeds, but eating a healthy diet can maintain neuronal and cardiovascular health as well. Suffice it to say we could cover a lot of ground just answering this one question, but hopefully this is a good place to start. You are right. @hubermanlab has done a wonderful job of taking some of what we have learned in these different domains and made it accessible for people interested in applications across a healthy lifespan. Take care

@@dockeiser wow, Dr Kaiser, first of all i'm actually totally amazed that you put in time and effort to provide such a comprehensive answer. Honestly. I'm so greatful there are people out there who actually care! Thank you. And another thank you for covering so much ground in your response. I know it's not exhaustive but gives me a great overview and actually provides many clues for further explorations of more healtful life choices. And yes @hubermanlab is a treasury of knowledge, so so helpful. You guys really SHOULD do a podcast together, i can provide an endless list of questions! And on questions, i always have more of them to ask, however only when it's not overusing your generosity. Please let me know when i start pushing the limits! Here's to a happy and healthy new year full of good people and meaningful connections, best wishes dr Keiser!

Haha! I appreciate the questions and the opportunity to share. One day that podcast conversation will come and I hope we can answer all of your questions! Please keep them coming and I look forward to trying to answer them. 😊

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Thanks Chris! Part 2 on the treatment is coming next

What should I do? Thanks

These 2 diagnoses are similar and can have a lot of overlap. If you have the opportunity to work with someone that can help you improve the function of your brain, that might be a good next step.

@dockeiser where ?? Am not at US or UK

They can for office visit. They Check blood pressure sitting then stand check again. The Dr can do in office. There is a Table Tilt Test they will have to write order for it to be done. Hope you find out and feel better. It runs in families. My granddaughter who is 22 has it. I had trouble when young. Now in my 60's and I am really dealing with it along with heart problems. Hope all goes well for you

I think is just body response.

Correct! I am a vax injured too

You can watch part 2 of this video to see the treatment rationale from this case and how we did it. Hopefully that helps!

I believe that’s true!!! I don’t know anyone off hand in Wisconsin. But there are colleagues in Chicago, Minnesota and I’m here in Michigan. So not too far! Keep pushing forward 🙏

Where at in Chicago????!!

You should check out the second video and see it was none of those. 👍

@@dockeiser Sorry, jumped the gun. Thanks for uploading these videos. They're actually very useful.

@@eddie8489 I appreciate you saying that. I’m glad you gave it a chance and watched the whole thing. Thanks for keeping an open mind

Tilt table test

That is why there is a part 2… bit of an overreaction there

Hey there, there is a part 2 to this video that is the treatment. Hope you enjoy it

I understand the frustration. Keep moving forward. it's the only option.

What is your heart rate during the day?

Thanks for letting us know. That hasn’t been our experience

Then you’re dealing with actual POTS. Most have a 15-20 year history. Literally not a single person, including myself, has been helped by chiropractic.

Hi there make sure you watch both parts to this video! We also have more recent videos that are much better presented!