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I have tried atelolol and flecainide but didn't like the side effects. No ablations as yet, but friends are strongly encouraging that path.
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Oh you couldnt be more wrong, I wrote the book on alternative by living it. This is not a knock on the good doctor, its a knock on you. I couldnt care less what protocol you choose, but 35 or 100 years of cardiology experience wont thin your blood. Those basic supplements you listed are good for our condition, but I am seriously doubting this doctor or any ND Ive known would dare say with any confidence these are anticoagulants and will prevent a stroke. As for finding out for yourself, the revelation could be an expensive one.Quote
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Carey, thanks for the good advice.
hwkmn05, until you have read the book, and until you have 35 years of experience as a respected cardiologist, as the author does, you may want to suspend judgement on this. Many times alternative therapies do work. For example, Chinese herbs and accupuncture got me off alcohol forty years ago. In all the years since then, I have never felt the desire to drink. Try that with AA. Many times conventional therapies don't work or have serious and even tragic side effects. I respect my doctors' advice, but I also research things and think for myself.
Dr. Sinatra may be 100% correct or he may be blowing smoke. I will find out for myself but, while I am doing that, I am hoping that someone among you may have some direct knowledge of his program.
Thanks again
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What form of magnesium are you taking?
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My electrophysiologist told me that, considering my risk profile (blood chemistry, cardiovascular condition, etc.) I do not need an anticoagulant. I will follow her judgement on this. My regular cardiologist said the same. I take aspirin during episodes to make my GP happy, although there is not much science to support its value. I also take four grams of fish oil daily. The fish oil by itself has a strong blood thinning effect.
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