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@@imaninocentperson4853 STOP being an immature idiot Troll!!

How did it go, Wayne? Hoping you had 100 % Success!!😎

How did you figure out it was an imbalance between two electrolytes?

@@puttingitogether2816 I went into A-Fib one afternoon. I was extremely thirsty and so poured myself a tall glass of low-sodium V-8. While I was drinking it, I was preparing to go to the hospital if the A-Fib continued. But within 10 minutes, I went back into sinus rhythm. I was actually quite shocked. BTW, low-sodium v-8 has less salt and more potassium than regular V-8. This happened several more times and I realized that each time I had had a meal heavy in salt (fast/processed foods). I started going for the V-8 right away and each time I went back into sinus rhythm. I now no longer eat fast or processed foods, I cook everything from scratch, the doctor now gives me a prescription for potassium tablets and I take one per day with 8oz of low sodium V-8. I haven’t had an A-Fib episode for about 3 years. I think, for whatever reason, my body has a hard time hanging on to potassium. I had A-Fib episodes for about 15 years or so. I’m glad it’s under control now. I read somewhere that the body will regulate the ratio between salt and potassium but it has to have enough of both to do this. I don’t know if that’s true but I do know I’m better. I hope this helps. Thanks for asking.

@@pique-nique Thank you for the information.

@@pique-nique How did you find a doctor that would listen to you? Who is he? I will travel to see a good doctor. I don't want to take blood thinners or have my heart shocked. Here's my story. At the beginning of the year I got covid. No prior health problems. I didn't get better. Within a few weeks it felt like my heart was racing and my blood pressure got really high. I tried for a few days to get the blood pressure down, etc. and nothing worked. I went to the doctor. Blood tests were run and I was put on lisinopril for bp. Blood work came back I had hyperthyroidism. I went to see an endocrinologist. I researched prior to going and started self treatment which included eliminating gluten and adding supplements (things I had read) and some lifestyle changes, ie walking etc. In eight months I brought my T4 from 10.6 to 1.7. I begged the endocrinologist to let me try lifestyle changes and he agreed (instead of medications), as long as my numbers kept coming down. My heart still didn't feel quite right so, on my own accord, I went to see a cardiologist. The ekg said I had afib. He prescribed blood thinners and said he would run some tests and then do ablation. He wouldn't listen to anything about my medical history and the covid and hyperthyroidism. I want to find a doctor who isn't blood thinner and heart surgery driven. I will try the V8. I found an article called, "The shocking end of my atrial fibrillation". The author started taking "Vitamin B Supreme". I ordered some and took my first one today. The tube doesn't always like links. Its called endatrialfibrillation dot com. Also, who is the doctor that doesn't demand blood thinners? I also bought an alivecor ekg 6lead monitor, its fda approved. I asked the doctor about it prior to buying it to see if he would write me a script for it. He said no, I wouldn't know what to do with it.................. I have a name for this guy. I bought it and there are instructions on youtube. Thanks.

I'm also taking other supplements that I have read studies about and continuing my lifestyle changes. I'm doing what you are doing. Eliminating processed foods. If it comes in a package/box I probably shouldn't eat it.

Utube

He had his ablation done at Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute, Swedish Hospital, Seattle, WA. USA. Dr. Daryl Wells.

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in alot of cases, AFIB comes back, and worse in a year maybe three years maybe four etc

Yeah, like what's the procedure called. Ablation?

I encourage you to schedule an appointment with a cardiologist promptly. You are responsiable for your health. This can be treated so that you can enjoy time with your children.

@@resourcefulqueen5109 I did, I have unconfirmed NSVT. I have to get an implant in my chest and seen by a cadiologist that specializes with the electrical system of the heart. I forget their names. My kids were taken away because they said I was an unfit parent, due to my disability. That is another story and one that might go to court over discrimination.

Yeah, duh! Ablation? Why keep it a secret?

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Yeah... The lack of the heart racing most the time through me off.

That is what I hear. The Blood Oxygen meter reads 50% of the rate.

Absolutely. And especially if you take an ACE inhibitor such as Lisinoprel, as it works by keeping your potassium levels High! You need extra magnesium to balance the potassium out!! Since adding magnesium I haven't experienced Afib in over a year now.

Doesnt always work for everybody. Studies show no clear benefit to afib episodes with magnesium. I take magnesium daily including highly absorbable form before bed and still have had afib episodes awaking from sleep.

@@mckm5737 Afib can be caused by so many different issues. Evidently being magnesium deficient doesn't pertain to your specific AFib. I'm glad the magnesium helped with mine. Also Mg always relaxes my whole body and nervous system!😊 Here's hoping you can find out just what it is that triggers your Afib. There seems to be quite a bit of evidence that Afib is often times connected to the Vagus nerve from the stomach over-riding the sinus-node signals?🤔

Magnesium doesn’t do everything you want it to or you are hoping for.

@@mckm5737 -You are right - I do the same - and nope - I have afib!