D-ribose is a simple sugar used by body builders... I personally used it as a cancer patient which was taken to supply the main organs with energy since wasting (cachexia) was a big concern. The theory is that even though D-Ribose is a sugar it is not one that supplies cancer cells with energy for the production of lactic acid, however I’ve not been able to locate a study confirming that. So the only proof I can offer is from personal experience... before cancer weight was 240-245lbs 6’4”, not fat, at the lowest point with cancer 135lbs.. all blood tests revealed all organs working within proper parameters so one final point. Can only suggest that people with issues research, research and then continue to research you will learn what’s garbage and what’s is gold.. last thing, prayer was the main part of the whole trip GOD runs the show.. :-)
@@lightbeingpontifex repent while you still have life tomorrow is not promised to you..... YAHAWASHI Jesus is our MESSIAH he can forgive you to......... So no.... aliens do not run anything
d-mannose is another simple sugar, it does not raise blood sugar because it can't be "processed" by the body other than passing it through. The benefit is against e coli caused urinary tract infections. The e coli love the sugar and attach to it, then get peed out. At least that's the story I've heard. I did use it years ago and it seemed to help resolve the UTI I had at the time.
And Tumeric powder did the magic. I now add it to most of my diets. I decided to share it so that someone may also be liberated from this pain. What hurt me most was when it woke me up from sleep Jesus Lord have mercy. As a matter of fact I always hard this strong feeling to purchase turmeric and that was never a mistake. Since I started eating turmeric I'm now free. Glory be to the highest 🙏 🙌. Other routines are: 1. Cut down on salt 2. Cut down or avoid meat 3.add garlic, cinnamon stimes to my diet 4.avoid carbohydrates foods after 5pm 5. Exercise and singing a lot 6. More relaxation n quiet time 7. Drink quite warm water first in morning All these I believe have really helped my healing and opening clogged arteries and other valves. Stay blessed 🙌.
@@othnielforce Hi I do use turmeric powder to make tea now and again. My palpitations are not good at all. I couldn't even sleep last night because of my palpitations.
All the cardiologists, all the doctors I had to see in the last 3 years should give their diploma back or they must come here and LEARN from Dr. Berg! Just sitting here, and learn... After his presentations probably they will know more about how the heart works, and they will have more ideas how to fix their patient's heart problems. I think that would be awesome!
MDs credentials have about as much worth as a bottle of tap water. Dr Berg is more knowledgeable and far better suited to give advice than worthless MDs
My wife had AF for the first time in her life after the Pfizer vaccine. She had another episode after the second dose of it and was then put on to medication for the AF. She was mandated to have a booster, and suffered another AF episode shortly afterwards. Her cardiologist reckons it’s not linked to the vaccine though, unbelievable 😢
I started having these issues after a tetanus shot years ago. But its never the precious vaxs they push. Better learn the truth. But its already too late the damage is done
June 2021: 76 yo male, I had my very first AF. Of course meds were prescribed, but the Flecainide gave me gas, and I never did start the Eliquis; I keep those as a 'pill in the pocket' (with Dr's okay). After doing research and seeing Dr Berg's videos, I finally realized that my Potassium has been low (per blood labs over 8 years); AF came after a sweaty workout earlier. So I started using Dr Berg's Electrolyte Powder (Lemonade, good!), sometimes 32oz in a day, and as of 5/3/22 I have not had a single AF episode. I use Dr Berg's powder because it seems to be the cleanest one available, balanced, and with the highest potassium content. (I am not being paid to say that) Sept 2021, stress test, and Drs decided I needed 6 stents, right and LAD. Stopped prasugrel after 6 months, stopped Crestor after 3. One month later I'm starting to get rid of the horrible issues caused by those chemicals. I've started (trying to, not easy) Keto and IF, and I think that's working good. And cycling for 10 miles in Florida heat feels good again!
Dr. Berg, you get tired a lot for our health. You are the medical giant. Thank you for your great efforts and videos. I love you and respect you. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
I'm feeling much better after 74 days, I get some palpitations when I go through some sort of stress, but in general it's improving a lot each day, also the EMF thing is a real deal, even the signal from cellphone gets jammed around here sometimes. You're a genius & an incredible man, thank you very much Dr. Berg.
Thanks for mentioning EMFs. It is perfectly logical that the interference of a foreign electrical wave would put stress on the nerves. The D-Ribose sounds like a great supplement. I'm electrically sensitive and I bet it will help that too, along with the arrhythmia. Best to you doc.
i, too, am EMF sensitive - and I've been pooh-poohed a lot by people, thinking it was all in my head. Believe me, I get a headache sitting next to a WiFi router for hours. I can even tell sometimes if a Wifi device in ON or OFF just by sensing ! I sense some "heaviness" when it is on ! So in my house, there is no bluetooth device, everthing is wired, from mouse, keyboard, remote controls, TV and other equipment.
Due to Marfan's syndrome and MCAS I suffered a dissected aorta, actually all of my major arteries are dissected. I've seen specialist throughout the state of Texas and Minnesota including the Mayo Clinic. I've been in and out of many hospitals with severe PVCs and not one doctor in almost eight years suggested taking this. Dr. Berg I believe God is very happy with the work that you do. Thank you for helping us where no one else has.
@@DH-dh2nj They did nothing...they seriously acted like the PVC's didn't matter one bit. Of course they'd run a ton of expensive tests, sent me on my way, and sent the bill. After playing this gave for far too long, I took a turn for the worse, terrible fatigue and a ton of symptoms. I decided to just go 100% in, studying everything I could and just listing and comparing symptoms and studies...and trial by error. What I found is that I may have picked up a bacteria that can be transmitted by a fly or a tick. After the first day of treatment I could already start to feel the difference, and the PVC's stopped. I now believe that PVC's can be a sign that there is an infection or bacteria, gut issues or something along those lines that is throwing everything off. The problem is that the medicines all affect those areas, they block vitamins and nutrient absorption, and change microbiom, they make us weaker and more susceptible to not being able to fend off the next bacteria. And don't get me started on the side effects! But anyway, as to your question, the medicine field has changed. Do your research and pray for a way to treat yourself, and then proactively search for it where God leads you. And start a garden to grow both medicinal and nutritional food.
I've had bypass surgery, oblation, with diabetes and numerous Dr's over the passed 10 years. You are by far the best and easiest to understand. AFIB has been a pain lately. Thank you!
Thank you so much for this valuable information! Cheese, high in calcium, is causing my regularly occuring arrhythmia. I figured it out thanks to your newly uploaded video that I 'happened' to come accross; earlier that same day my GP wrote me a prescription for beta blockers, that I won't be needing now...
@@controlyourtemperjeez8220 Direct stimulation of the heart when swallowing, pressure on the heart from a full stomach, irritation of the vagus nerve from acid reflux. I have had times (not very often) when I have a pvc every time I swallow. Generally, they are worse after eating for me.
Thanks Doc good news! Also short term when you feel arrhythmias start, take a deep breath and cough. Stops it every time, but not for a long term solution.
This is an excellent affirmation I'm doing the right thing. It does take time to recover the body from deficiencies like that of magnesium and potassium. Thank you for your videos. The drugs they gave me to save my life quickly started to kill me because of the fatty and low functioning liver and pancreas. Learning how to take care of myself through these videos is doing the job. With each bit of information I'm closer to wellness. Merci'
I will now add d-ribose. But I've had great success with a specific brand of magnesium called NATURAL VITALITY CALM. It is very affordable when purchased online (half of the healthfood store price). I've used it for years and use only a tiny amount, much less than the recommended dosage (WHICH IS HUGE) such that a single $25. 16 ounce bottle lasts me many months. (I use 1/8 to 1/4 tsp. per day.) My severe arrhythmia was brought under control in just a week when I first started using it about 15 years ago, and I've had no problems since. But I am very lethargic, and perhaps the d-ribose will help in that regard.
Another excellent video Dr. Berg! I have suffered fm heart problems for years. Your video has taught me a more simplified version of what goes on in there. Excellent!
Thank you , once again Dr Berg! This is the BEST information I have ever heard about this subject and I have been a PT Advocate & Nutritional Therapist for years, and not one Cardiologist has ever explained or probably wanted their PT to know! Perhaps they don’t even understand what a person can do, proactively in their own daily lives with healing themselves with food and nutritional supplements until they actually can start eating for life! Blessings to you for showing people that they CAN even help their Cardiac problems! You validate my work and help me to be successful with my own clients because people trust you! Much respect and love ❤️ to you and your life’s work, Dr Berg!
I have irregular heart beat and get exhausted after walking less than a mile or climbing stairs . Can a vegan or whole food diet help or reverse this as I heard from doctor ecclestyn that you can reverse heart disease but does that include irregular heart beat and running out of breath ?
@Dr. Eric Berg DC i now have a resting heart rate of like 75 or 89, I walk slightly anywhere and my heart goes up to high. Is it a deficiency? What should I do
@@powerhouse233 If you're under 50, look for a brand that's says, 'Q-Sorb'. Country Life is a good one. If you're over 50, get the Ubiquinol form. Either way, take 100mg/day, unless you have additional heart problems. Then you'd take 200mg/day.
I had heart arrhythmia's for 18 months. I was keto for 6 months and carnivore for the last 12 months. I added magnesium and potassium and more salt into the diet but that didn't help at all. I was blaming it on the carbs that I would eat once a week so i stopped all carbs but was still getting arrhythmia's. I got my vitamin D levels tested and it turned out it was very high so I stopped eating cheese because i though it might be a calcium problem. Ever since I stopped eating cheese my heart has never function this well so turns out it was the calcium. It took me 18 months but finally got there.
@@fleur9439 a serious food allergy most likely can, but would likely kill a person if not treated ASAP. I never heard of a mild allergy causing problems. Cheese and carbs cause my heart arrhythmia's even when i take magnesium, potassium and sodium.
@@monishpawar3381 Butter doesn't seem to give me any problems but I only use butter for cooking food. I started consuming kefir last week and so far the calcium in the kefir has not been an issue. But if i had cheese today i would get arrhythmia's the same day. Cheese is very high in calcium, which is not so good when you have very high vitamin d levels like I do. Also when I consume carbohydrates I also get arrhythmia. Since taking the carbs and cheese out of my diet my heart has never functioned as well.
Perfect timing 👌🏾. I just saw my Cardiologist today about this issue; increased my beta blocker; I’m ordering this recommendation but will let him know. Thank you so much. I’ll know results of my blood test also as he said some of same things you have stated. Thank you Dr. Berg. 🥰
I’m on my 2nd container of D-Ribose. I don’t take the full recommended dose; I put in my coffee every morning . No longer having arrhythmias; I also decreased my calcium intake.
Look into sleep apnea. It might not be the heart waking you up, but your oxygen being cut off. If you're found t have sleep apnea, know in advance its difficult adjusting to wearing the CPAP, but its worth it. Not taking in the right amount of air in our sleep puts a lot of stress on the heart. Also, in the night our kidneys flush (around 3am), and that adds stress on the heart. I hope this information helps.
Excellent points....very helpful....thankyou. After taking a high strength K2 mk7 for about 10 days I started to experience PVC's on exertion. I am 65 and found this quite disturbing. As this was the only new thing in my regime I stopped taking K2. I then did countless online searches and came across a forum and RU-vid video where quite a few people were getting the same side effects using K2. Here's what may be causing the problem...loss of magnesium in the heart muscle cell during heavy exercise leaves a space that gets taken up with calcium instead...the K2 seems to confuse calcium channels to leech out of calcium cells (remember K2 releases calcium from muscle and soft tissue)which then jump into magnesium receptor.this causes premature contractions in parts of the heart muscle not regulated by normal his bundle. calcium contracts...magnesium relaxes.... and the heart muscle uses magnesium taurate .... I solved my arrhythmia by obtaining magnesium taurate and making up a cup each day with hot water plus 500 mg which I sipped throughout the day...I also made up another batch to use in a sprayer...which I applied over my upper chest arms and legs....the skin will also absorb magnesium. It took about a week before these pvc's stopped..now I can cycle and exercise again without issues...incidentally I found no problems with mk4.
@@DynamicDork777 I take one tablet 500 mg in a tumble of water which I make up in the morning and then sip throughout the day found it rather bitter the first few days so best to do it before you eat . Have had better results with magnesium threonate....men require 400 mg a day women 300 mg obviously this varies between individuals experiment experiment .
John, just want to thank you for your comment. I have had bad problems with tachycardia and irregular heartbeat for the last couple of months, which seemed to come from nowhere. I was at a loss to understand why until I saw your comment and realised that my taking D3 and K2 combo coincided with the start of my problems. I have been worried sick thinking it was more heart damage, so I am hoping that your theory is correct in my case. Thank you so much😘
Dr Berg would you do a video on Mitral Valve Prolapse (nonregurgitating and regurgitating) and what supplemental or herbal support you recommend?! 🤷♀️❤😀
@@theavenger729 Yes. She solved in few weeks with 4000 to 8000 UI. Ask your physician and do periodic blood test in order to check if the calcium levels are ok. Vit D deficiency seems to be related to disrupting receptors molecules like phthalates and bisphenol A. So avoid food in plastic containers. Let me know if you solve it, good luck :)
@@eliob.5466 I do have a vit d deficiency also costochondritis, i feel heart palpitations and flutters but the number has diminished from 10 8 a day to 1 or 2 in weeks but i take 2000 iu
i really admire your impartiality...it makes us trust you even more. So glad I found this video ! I will work on those items recommended...i was diagnosed with AFib 3 weeks ago during routine ECG. What a shock it was! Never suspected I was unhealthy. Have a bad habit of consuming sweet yoghurt in large quantity before bedtime. I got rid of calcium-laden yoghurt, caffeine, wine etc...andnow on beta-blocker.
I've had cardiac arrhythmia and PVCs for decades and refuse meds from cardiologists. I swear by D-Ribose powder 5000 mg a day from LifeExt. I also take L-Taurine which acts as good or better than calcium channel blockers, for me at least, need with the D-Ribose. Just recently I skipped the D-Ribose for about a week and experienced almost constant arrhythmia until I figured out that possibly the D-Ribose had something to do with it. Only thing is that if you are checking your sugar levels you have to take it into consideration that D-Ribose can affect them.
I'm going to add D-Ribose to my Swanson order. They have several brands in large powder containers. I think I'm going for the Swanson brand because it measures out to 5 grams per scoop.
@@CountryBoyTnn - well, it worked for awhile then I started gaining a lot of water weight for some reason. And the initial effects of more sramina just weren't happening anymore. I'm kind of a supplements butterfly. I stay with a few very long term but many supplements I'm just a tourist in. I visit them for awhile then I'm gone. For example, I did two bottles of NMN but it didn't do me any good and at $40 a bottle, I decided it wasn't worth it. I liked the D-Ribose Malate better than the non-malate kind. Seems like that was more effective. Whenever I see a supplement with Malate as a bound agent, I choose it over the one without that. I watched a video on Malate and I liked what I saw. I'm kind of thinking that the improvement in stamina might have all been due to malate. I'm using Astaxanthin right now. That supplement has REALLY helped me. I have definitely added that one to my supplement stack.
@@GizmoFromPizmo Do you play sports? There must be constant physical cardio activity in the second pulse zone. If not, then it is unlikely that any nutritional supplements will help you. 1. Sports. 2. Proper nutrition. 3. Nutritional supplements.
I did my research. Ribose is part of vitamin B2 also called Riboflavin because it is made of Ribose and Flavin. By some studies in people with heart failure there was a deficiency of B2 vitamin in 28% of them, 36% were deficient in vitamin B6 and there was also people deficient in vitamin B1. So i guess the best aproach would be to take vitamin B complex. Bear on mind that you cannot overdose with Vitamin B.
Excellent information. Thank you, Dr. Berg. One thing worthy of mention is that Ribose is 100x's more reactive with regard to glycation [non-enzymatic glycosylation / accelerated aging] than glucose. Dioxyribose happens to be 200X's more reactive. The point? Careful with long-term use.
I think it all depends on the dosage. If the dosage is one capsule of 750 milligrams 3 times a day, then it is unlikely that it will reach the end products of glycation; it will all turn into new additional ATP molecules. If you consume it with spoons instead of sugar, then of course there may be problems.
I've had some bad episodes of AF over the last four years, pills didn't help. 3 cardioversions instantly got me back into sinus rhythm but they did not solve the underlying problem which was faulty electrics. 1st CV was effective for 2yrs, 2nd was good for 6mths and 3rd only lasted a month. Fortunately my cardiologist referred me to an electrophysical cardiologist about the same time I had my 3rd CV as he feared it would only be a temporary solution. Electrophysiological cardiologist started by saying a 4th CV may not work at all and an RF ablation was the best way to sort out the root cause (everything is probability, never certainty). 5 days before my ablation at the end of January 2022 I went back into bad AF with arterial flutter too. I really wondered in the run up to the procedure if I was going to wake up the following morning. Before the ablation procedure I was told there would be a 60% chance that AF would not return. After the procedure that figure was revised to 90%. An ablation basically burns cells which form errant electrical pathways to the heart, delivering storms where they shouldn't be. In the UK this cost £20k, which included a digital scan of all blood movement around the heart. In the USA I think the same procedure is much more (heard a figure of $300k!!). All I can say is that I am very grateful to the cardiologists. If I had not had their help doubt that I would be here today, or if I was I would be a shadow of myself waiting for the inevitable. BTW, I'm 62. Good luck to anybody in a similar situation. Wish you all the best
I had my second catheter ablation about two months ago for AF. The first I had was for AFlutter. I have one more month of what they call the “blanking period” which is the period of time where no decision is made as to whether your procedure was a success or not. I was doing great until five days ago when the flutter came back and cannot get it to break. This journey, that started with a stroke, is really starting to depress me. I’m only 59 and in good shape, so the doctors tell me. I just hope my electrophysiologist can get me straightened out.
what’s your update now? I had ablation for my afib back in OCTOBER 2020 I’ve NOT been the same since it literally made my heart ♥️ worse even changed my normal really heart ♥️ rate I had my entire life! my heart ♥️ is completely different now and I had more problems since and I’m bedbound not functioning I’m only 49years old! my life is wasting away 😭
You have avery good way of explaining things ..youhave avery clear inteligent mind that it gives the idea in areally simple convivcing method ..I thought how come you dr havent thought before of reading the most truthful book in the world ..your life will be changed ...that will bring you happiness now and hearafter ...we after all will leave to another world at any time ..please read quran ..just have alook at it ..lam worried about you ...thank you dr berg..
@@areowl8194 adversely for many Came across the info few years ago Not in all cases n cannot recall the details as i was researching for myself n decided not to use it n i dont have the associated dna gene stuff. I BELIEVE its another MTHR gene thing Its always trial n error with us mecfs folks, needs tailored approach -.-
There is nothing wrong with any sugar in the proper (usually limited) amounts. It's just not dietarily essential as your liver can make them. Some say there's research that having your liver make them is not healthy either, so who knows.
You are awesome this just started happening ! Took me off one of my meds thought caused and raised anti anxiety med!! There's sounds like a better more natural plan!! God bless
Dr Berg. I've suffered with AF for many years. After coming across a study on Pub Med on the efficacy of berberine versus amiodarone ( an extremely toxic and dangerous drug ) in the treatment of AF patients. The conclusion was no difference between the two. I came off amiodarone because of side effects and started on berberine hcl which has kept me in SR for 6 months and has deamed a scheduled upcoming ablation unnecessary. Please take a look at it. This could be a total gamechanger in the treatment of AF.
You MUST research magnesium taurate...this is mainly used in one part of the body...the heart muscle!...when you think about this the largest part of the heart muscle is the left ventricle...and in the "all or nothing" mechanism of life the body will provide magnesium support in the LF t while leaving the atria's the poor relation. Look and research Dr Carolyn Dean..download her pdf's they are free...(also on RU-vid).its worth a gander.
@@johncordey2769 ill have a look John thank you. My AF ive had on and off for 30 yrs. It used to come and go and later went permanent which lead to my fist ablation which was good for 10 years. When I'm in AF its so bad that I have to regularly stop when slowly walking up a slight slope. The only thing apart from ablation that worked for me was Amiodarone until I discovered the Berberine study. I wonder if berberine is a source of magnesium taurate? I'm off to look into that, cheers bud.
john cordey Thanks. I agree with you. I read Carolyn Dean’s book also and took myself off Digoxin for my AF. I feel so much better and my cardiologist was fine with it after I told her. I also take Potassium from Solgar.
@@karenpayleitner1681 I hope things improve for you...potassium and magnesium go hand in hand...if you get low in one you go low in the other. Getting magnesium levels back can take weeks sometimes months....I did try a fast way which may be worth keeping on standby if you get sudden episodes...you can make this yourself..."magnesium water".......equal parts of "milk of magnesia" and carbonated sparkling water.....just half a glass of this gets absorbed very quickly.
I use to have 18% PVCs. I decreased my water intake from 12 glasses of water a day down to 6, and I mix in nusalt in each glass of water to increase my potassium intake, and I take 250 mg of magnesium a day. PVCs are now 100% gone.
Magnesium citrate, but in pretty sure it's the potassium increase that stopped my PVC. I get salt through my food, unless I'm going to do a day of fasting, then I'll add 1000 mg in my water throughout the day.
I have used edibles (THC) to help with stress and sleep. Long term use caused me to have AF .....stopped eating them and it went back to normal......coincidence? You tell me, but I can't think what else changed.
I had PVCs for 15 years nearly every day. They stopped since I've been doing keto (9 months)! I wasn't expecting this and still not sure why it has had this effect. I ate plenty of vegetables before keto so don't think it could be related to that.
@@georgepanagiotou8673 Keto is low carb, healthy protein and healthy fat, but your diet will consist mostly of healthy fat like salmon, avocado, nuts, olive oil. I started keto for my PVCs also, which led me to Dr.Berg. Search his keto videos, he’ll do a better job explaining than anyone else. Have you found out what causes your PVCs?
Keto in the short run, but in the long run you'll be sorry if you don't include raw veggies, which are the healing foods (I know from experience). I will now add d-ribose. But I've had great success with a specific brand of magnesium called NATURAL VITALITY CALM. It is very affordable when purchased online (half of the healthfood store price). I've used it for years and use only a tiny amount, much less than the recommended dosage (WHICH IS HUGE) such that a single $25. 16 ounce bottle lasts me many months. (I use 1/8 to 1/4 tsp. per day.) My severe arrhythmia was brought under control in just a week when I first started using it about 15 years ago, and I've had no problems since. But I am very lethargic, and perhaps the d-ribose will help in that regard.
@@tomrhodes1629 Keto allows plenty of raw (or cooked) veggies. I've been eating less than 50g of carbs, mostly around 20g, a day for over 2 years now and my PVCs have not returned. That's great the magnesium has worked for you. I have taken magnesium for years and nothing worked for me until keto.
All well as increasing magnesium and potassium naturally and the D-Ribose; would you also recommend CoQ10 and L-carnitine to help the heart mitochondria?
@@southerncalifornia3155 No why would you assume that. I'm a qualified nutritionist and endocrine specialist and have read the work of Stephen Sinatra a leading cardiologist.
Decades ago I was diagnosed with Palpitations and also Bigeminy. I'm not aware if I still have it or not. I feel fine. My cardiologist wanted to send me to an Electrophysiologist, but since I feel fine I don't want to go through the hell again of 2 Cardiac Ablations, 2 Tilt table tests, Halter monitors, Heart monitor implants etc. I'm 71 and believe it went away. I take a big drawer full of supplements and now it's going double layered. I'll look at D-Ribose. I've heard of it before. I'll see how expensive it is. I spend a fortune on supplements. I need to win the next big Powerball or Mega Millions.
It is not very expensive even for Russia. She is very effective. I took NOW in 750 milligram capsules. I would recommend trying to take 3 capsules per day.
Hello, Thank you for all the information you provide to humanity. I have a two-year-old child who has only eaten toast, juice and milk since he was eight months old I offer food to him and refuse to take it to four doctors. He has no problem. His only problem is to defecate except with medication, crying and real suffering. I don’t know what to do. Despair dominated me. Please help me. Thank you.
Digitalis slows the heartbeat, it treats tachycardia which can be part of arrhythmia, but if an irregular heartbeat is already slow it is potentially deadly. It is where Digoxin is sourced. The big difference between the two is an overdose of Digitalis has an inbuilt safety mechanism that the patient will vomit if there are excessive amounts, whereas the extract of Digoxin leaves this behind, it doesn't induce vomiting and Digoxin overdose is a common cause of death because of it. Ironically the powers that be say Digitalis is the poisonous one.
There might be many factors that may contribute these but vitamins and mineral deficiencies maybe the biggest factor.. eating healthy has a lot to do with the symptoms we experience..I say balance ur electrolytes have electrolytes daily and multivitamins so that your body gets sufficient amounts of what it needs
I went half on betablockers with hawthorn in suplement form and tea form. it's Absolutely life changing. the doctor pulled up studies and was like o my god why didn't i know this. so on his recommendation i went half on beta blockers and the rest hawthorn suplements. instead of twice a year a cardio check this year was the first without. 👌🏼
Magnesium tablets ( around 365-410 mg for adult per day) is good for heart electrophysiology and can help with AF and PVC`s etc. If you are on PPi meds for reflux you need to be careful because they can stop magnesium absorption. In that case you can take Betaine which will acidify the stomach, Trimethylglycine. Betaine -- also called betaine anhydrous, or trimethylglycine (TMG)
I had heart palpitations on keto/intermittent fasting... Limiting caffeine and dark chocolate intake seemed to bring some relief... Bulet-proof coffee could be one of the reasons on keto diet some get hart palpitations which they could be mistaken with arrhythmias ...
D-ribose is classified as a simple sugar/carbohydrate, which means your statement in another video that there is no bodily requirement for carbs is now wrong. just saying. Generally, I like your videos.
I'm wondering if what you teach here also pertains to bradyarrhythmias? My pulses goes down into the 20's, back up to the 70's, most of the day. My cardiologist is considering a pacemaker. I feel so badly that I'm willing to try anything.
I was prescribed metoprolol to relax the heart between beets. When they found out it dropped my heart rate to 30bpm they changed the dose to 1/2, 25 mg dose. Still wondering what would naturally do the job? But doc is happy I’m getting SR. Calcium and magnesium are balanced.
I am taking metropolol too, 1/2 in the morning and the other half is in the evening, but there is no changes… can u suggest other treatment or other ways to improve my irregular rythm?
I once ate a whole eggshell, being my own guinea pig. I was constipated all week! Peristalsis was pretty much at a standstill, all that calcium pathway stuff, yep
I recently had another cardiac ablation done in February. I feel fine again but every other year or so I'm going back into the hospital for this procedure to correct afib. Last month I started taking 300mcg of vitamin K2 (MK7) in divided doses every day. K2 is supposed to help with calcium absorption and indeed my afib has been in check since my procedure but that is to be expected. I'm hoping my K2 therapy helps in that area and I'm also going to add D-Ribose to my daily supplement regimen. Thanks for the heads up, doc!
Silica is what we all need!!! Cut back on junk food, drink more water, *1tbs. of each: ACV, lemon, olive oil, this has brought health back to my life!!!
@@sheilacape4794 - Thank you for that! I will add this to my daily diet. I've recently started taking Red Palm Oil (about half a tablespoon twice daily) because it has good vitamin E tocotrienols in it, plus Beta Carotene and other good things.
I have Prinzmetal Variant Angina, aand it is spasms/cramps in my arteries(and veines??)) and spasms cramps in my heart, that leads tp arrythmias and extra heartbeats. I hope to find something natural that helps calm this down. I have medications, but it is still going on every day. Bless You for Your channel!😘
@@johngatsby1473 I second this. I've had slight arrhythmia since then and taking magnesium and potassium make it go away. Also avoiding seed oils and other inflammatory foods.
Interesting work about the electro magnetic fields, I sensed this on my own but no doctor or tech person knows what I’m talking about when I bring it up. You can feel the change in the body’s electricity after sitting with a computer device TOO LONG
I just want to say how very much I appreciate all you hard work and videos. You have made me understand so much about how my body works. I have a question if you could? I could easily slip into the 1 meal a day thing ( basically doing it ). I drink ( alcohol ) daily, does this mean I don't get any of the benefits of IF Keto etc, or does it still help?
My woman has Cardiac Arrhythmias. She just wore a heart monitor for 14 days to try to see what is going on. No wonder she is a "medico maven." She's always bugging me about going to the doctor for this or that. However, I am a natural guy. I prefer Doctor RU-vid and Web MD to cure all of my ills, real or imagined.
