"Hans Larsen's book on lone atrial fibrillation is unique and extremely useful; the reader will find hope, help and solid information on the condition and its treatments. The table of contents illustrates the comprehensive nature of his exploration, combining personal stories of dealing with atrial fibrillation with a thorough explanation of the working of the heart in normal and abnormal rhythms. He covers the drugs and treatments used in this condition, and goes on to discuss a range of self-help measures, including supplements, relaxation techniques, and drinking water with added magnesium bicarbonate. Those of us who suffer from lone atrial fibrillation and have followed Hans' work on the Internet have benefited immensely from his knowledge. I am extremely grateful for his ongoing pursuit of a cure, and I look forward to the wide dissemination of this excellent book."
Sadja Greenwood, MD MPH, CA, USA

"This book is an outstanding and important reference for all afibbers, either veterans or newbies. It is extremely complete, well written, well researched and referenced and easily understood. No facet of LAF is left out - from identification of the condition to conventional medical treatment to holistic therapies along with glossary of appropriate terms and includes a very useful and extensive resource list. Had I had access to this book when I first began LAF 7 years ago, I probably would have not spent so much time lost in the medical limbo of uncertainty regarding treatment options and would have been spared years of anxiety and despair. The author has done a great service to those with LAF with this substantial endeavour. Every afibber should buy two - one for home and one for the physician."
Jackie Burgess, RDH OH, USA

Thanks to Hans Larsen for once again bringing together so much information, and so much hope, for those of us with atrial fibrillation. His new book summarizes the latest research published in the leading medical journals, relates the experiences of many people who are successfully dealing with the condition, and provides detailed results of extensive surveys carried out among fellow AF sufferers. If you want to know how to help yourself through medications, supplements, lifestyle changes or surgical procedures, Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Towards a Cure – Volume II is a MUST read!
Sadja Greenwood, MD MPH, CA, USA

Truly, the 2005 issues of The AFIB Report are a treasure trove of immensely valuable information. Unfortunately the vast volume of data contained in the newsletter makes it very difficult to quickly and conveniently locate a particular piece of information. My new book Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward a Cure – Volume III, hopefully, solves this problem. Its 220 pages contain all the information published in the 2005 issues arranged in logical sections. The comprehensive subject index makes it easy to find the elusive, but important information you know is there – somewhere! In addition, the wealth of important new LAF information contained in Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward a Cure – Volume III makes it an ideal and essential companion to Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Towards a Cure and Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Towards A Cure – Volume II.
Hans Larsen, MSc

Truly, the 2006 issues of The AFIB Report are a treasure trove of immensely valuable information. Unfortunately the vast volume of data contained in the newsletter makes it very difficult to quickly and conveniently locate a particular piece of information. My new book Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward a Cure – Volume IV, hopefully, solves this problem. Its 230 pages contain all the information published in the 2006 issues arranged in logical sections. The comprehensive subject index makes it easy to find the elusive, but important information you know is there – somewhere! In addition, the wealth of important new LAF information contained in Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward a Cure – Volume IV makes it an ideal and essential companion to Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Towards a Cure and Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward A Cure – Volumes II and III.
Hans Larsen, MSc

Truly, the 2007 issues of The AFIB Report are a treasure trove of immensely valuable information. Unfortunately the vast volume of data contained in the newsletter makes it very difficult to quickly and conveniently locate a particular piece of information. My new book Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward a Cure – Volume V, hopefully, solves this problem. Its 220 pages contain all the information published in the 2007 issues arranged in logical sections. The comprehensive subject index makes it easy to find the elusive, but important information you know is there – somewhere! In addition, the wealth of important new LAF information contained in Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward a Cure – Volume V makes it an ideal and essential companion to Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Towards a Cure and Lone Atrial Fibrillation: Toward A Cure – Volumes II, III and IV.
Hans Larsen, MSc

Never before has so much stroke-prevention information been consolidated into one complete, concise, well-referenced, well-researched and very important publication. This book is not just for afibbers, but for all health-conscious individuals looking to avoid blood clots and stroke by understanding who is at risk, how clots form and how to prevent them. The author takes a complex topic and breaks it down into understandable and useful anti-clotting strategies that include a thorough examination of natural alternatives as well as prescription drugs. This is a "must-have" reference everyone needs to own and read.
Jackie Burgess RDH, OH, USA