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Re: Your cells don’t have the genome you were born with. Project aims to chart impact of new mutations - 23 days ago
Here is the one i got it through. It was $149 and i got the results 1 week after the blood draw. The results were emailed to me. People with the MTHFR gene supposedly do not absorb folic acid well. This below is just a drop in the bucket. Dig a little deeper. A big difference between Quatrefolic® and the calcium salt-based L-methylfolate forms is that the maker, Gnosis, bound the (6Sby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Your cells don’t have the genome you were born with. Project aims to chart impact of new mutations - 5 weeks ago
Wonder if any of that is connected to the MTHFR gene ? I just found out about a week ago,that i have it. What does it mean if you have the MTHFR gene? If the MTHFR gene that codes for this enzyme mutates, it may contribute to a variety of health conditions ranging from depression to some cancers. People have two MTHFR genes, inheriting one from each of their parents. Mutations can affect one (hby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Magnesium L-Threonate: Any of you using it ? - 7 weeks ago
Magnesium L-Threonate is more effective than other forms of magnesium at crossing this barrier, making it a form of magnesium for targeting the brain. Lots of reviews all over the web about better brain enhancement. Sleeping better just to start with. Search it yourself. Lots of video's. and brands to search through. How will it act with AFers ?by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
buteyko breathing for atrial fibrillation - 2 months ago
I was looking into buteyko breathing for something else, and searched it for AF. A lot of stuff in this search to go through. How does “wrong breathing” affect our body? Respiratory system: wheezing, stuffy nose, loss of taste and smell, runny nose, runny nose, difficulty breathing, coughing, chest pressure, frequent respiratory infections, frequent yawning and snoring. Nervous system: poorby Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Air pollution may spur irregular heart rhythms in healthy teens - 2 months ago
Teenagers may experience irregular heart rhythms — or arrhythmias — within two hours after breathing polluted air, according to Penn State College of Medicine researchers. The study is the first of its kind to analyze air pollution's cardiovascular impact on adolescents. Its all over the internet. Looks like most are repeating the same thing. Could it be effecting some of the older AFers ?by Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Re: Quercetin could cure cardiac arrhythmia through multiple mechanisms and signaling pathways - 2 months ago
Looking like the quercetin dihydrate the best form? Quercetin dihydrate therefore seems to have the apparent best bioavailability followed by glycosides, aglycone, and finally rutinoside [9]. The chemical description of quercetin dihydrate is 3,3′4′, 5,7-pentahydroxy flavone The quercetin dihydrate is in a male enhancement product when i stumbled across it. There were only 2 ingredients inby Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Quercetin could cure cardiac arrhythmia through multiple mechanisms and signaling pathways - 2 months ago
Anybody familiar with Quercetin / Quercetin Dihydrate. Was looking it up for any type of side effects and came across this. Quercetin is a plant flavonoid, whereas quercetin dihydrate is a synthetic chemical compound. Highlights. Arrhythmia is a commonly occurring cardiac problem worldwide. Quercetin has great potential in the treatment of cardiac arrhythmia. Quercetin could cure cardiacby Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Re: 5 Harmful Myths About Food's Effect On Heart Health - 3 months ago
I guess wild caught Alaskan Salmon are safe to eat. Pink Salmon.by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: *** FORUM PROBLEMS *** - 1 year ago
When i click on the big Yellow AF button / Afibbers Forum it only brings me to home page again. General Health yellow button brings me to straight to the General Heath page.by Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Re: *** FORUM PROBLEMS *** - 1 year ago
The Yellow AF button has not be working since. It just brings me to the AF or General health links.by Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Atrial Fibrillation: New Solutions for an Old Problem - 2 years ago
At 27 min she starts talking about ablations, but the whole video is very educational. Any of you ever heard of the Hybrid Maze ? Andrea Cooley, DO, FACOS, board-certified cardiothoracic surgeon at the UT Health East Texas Cardiovascular Institute discusses Atrial Fibrillation: New Solutions for an Old Problem.by Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Meat ROTS in Your Colon?? (What Really Does…) 2021 - 2 years ago
Does meat rot in your colon? Is it difficult for humans to digest meat? Many vegans believe that meat rots in your colon, and teach this to anyone who will listen. Here is the anatomy and physiology explaining how this does not and can not happen. The human digestive system is designed to digest meat quickly and thoroughly. Also, many pills and gum will pass thru undigested...by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Omega-6 Apocalypse 2 - 2 years ago
The stuff you are eating is fine. To much Omega 6 no matter what the source is not good. What oils are highly processed? These are the so-called “vegetable" oils many of us grew up on. Found at your typical grocery store, these clear, tasteless, highly refined and processed oils include corn, soybean, canola, safflower and sunflower oils. Look into this a bit more. RBD stands forby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Omega-6 Apocalypse 2 - 2 years ago
Are Seed Oil Excesses the Unifying Mechanism for Overweight and Virtually All Chronic Disease?by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Mosquitoes - 2 years ago
has a lot of bug bite remedies. Dish Washing liquid works for relief for me a lot of times. Put it on raw rub it in, or lather it up a little bit and lot it dry.by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Hidden Epidemic- Interview with Dr. Thomas Levy - 2 years ago
In this interview, repeat guest Dr. Thomas Levy, a board-certified cardiologist, shares his insights into an oft-forgotten and overlooked area of health, namely your oral health. • Oral infections such as periodontitis and abscesses are the most common infections in the world and frequently are a stealth contributor to chronic diseases such as breast cancer and heart disease • Everybody thiby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Anxiety - 2 years ago
We all know how connected the Vagus Nerve is to AF. This may help. She has other video's you can go through. Vagus Nerve Exercises To Rewire Your Brain From Anxietyby Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
009 BAD BUGS - 2 years ago
Bad Bugs is a lighthearted look at the worlds most common disease Gum Infection and not only shows you the bad bugs but explains where they come from and how to kill them once and for all. Gum disease is linked to a whole host of illnesses including cancers and heart attack yet with a little knowledge and effort it is 100% preventable. This documentary follows one of my good fiends Scott tby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Has anyone tried Lumbrokinase? - 2 years ago
Hamburger meat comes from cows, pork chops come from pigs, chicken nuggets come from chickens. So why is so strange to use another critter for human consumption / use? I never heard of Lumbrokinase until it was posted here. Here is some yummy earthworm recipes. earthworm nutrition facts. On a dry matter basis, earthworms contain 60-70% protein, 6-11% fat, 5-21% carbohydrates, and 2-3% miby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Vitamin E not good to take as a supplement - 2 years ago
Vitamin E is in my Q10 supplement. Qunol Looks like it is lab made vit E. dl-alpha tocopheryl acetate. 68 mg 453% and 100 mg Q10. I take 2 a day, breakfast and supper.by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Have We Discovered the Cause of Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and ALS? - 2 years ago
He brings up SIBO. Could there be AF connections to it? Small intestinal bacterial overgrowth (SIBO) occurs when there is an abnormal increase in the overall bacterial population in the small intestine — particularly types of bacteria not commonly found in that part of the digestive tractby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Caffeine - 2 years ago
Never been a coffee drinker. But it looks like Black Coffee by its self has all the health benefits. When people load it down with sugar and coffee creamer etc, most of the health benefits are go away. Looks like Dr. Jack Wolfson was promoting some type of Coffee cure all in his email a few weeks ago. Did not open those emails up. I got on his email list when i attended his AF seminar a whileby Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
THIS ONE VITAMIN DEFICIENCY WRINKLING YOUR FACE - 2 years ago
Its K2 not K1. This one vitamin deficiency could be causing bone loss leading to skin lines and wrinkles. Fillers and botox are great options but why not reduce the need them. Nutrition and supplements can help to prevent as well as reduce fine lines, wrinkles and aging.by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
1 Vitamin Like Chemical to Heal Neuropathy & Nerve Damage | Dr Alan Mandell, DC - 2 years ago
Millions of Americans suffer from peripheral nerve damage, or neuropathy. It happens from bad posture, poor ergonomics, chronic injuries, diabetics and chemotherapy patients. It also happens to people suffering from auto-immune diseases, certain viruses, and nutrition problems. Sometimes you develop it just because you’re aging. The symptoms are frightening. Your skin may go numb and you can’tby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Vitamin C and AF - 2 years ago
Those statements were from the comments of the video.by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: Vitamin C and AF - 2 years ago
Go through the comments. Lots of leads. Just a couple of them below. There are two things the helped me mostly get over my irregular heartbeat. First, Buteyko breathing where you simply breath less. Second, is a regular large dose of iodine. Those two things helped me more than anything. But I do also take 1000 mg of Vitamin C every day, among other things. Anybody you know with Shinglby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Instantly Converting Atrial Fibrillation into Sinus Rhythm by a Digital Rectal Exam on a 29-year-Old Male - 2 years ago
Here, we present a 29-year-old male with no cardiovascular history and a low atherosclerotic risk profile who developed AF which converted into sinus rhythm immediately after a digital rectal exam. The patient remained asymptomatic after a 3-month follow-up. This implies that the digital rectal exam can be considered as an additional attempt to convert AF to sinus rhythm in AF patients. Coby Todd - AFIBBERS FORUM
Re: Covid positive - 2 years ago
Looks like the Hydrotherapy would not be advised for AFers 137:40 . Avoiding sugar, easier said than done with family members. About 7:00 into the video, the fructose covers the Covid so your immune does not recognize it. I posted this a while back. Starting this treatment sooner the better. Dr Richard Bartlett talks about curing patients of COVID-19. He's using an inhaled steroidby Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Mexicans Were Skinny On Corn For 1000's Of Years - What Went Wrong? Doctor Explains - 2 years ago
Mexicans Were Skinny On Corn For Thousands Of Years - Then Things Went Wrong. Corn tortillas, corn chips, plain corn all bring thoughts of Mexican foods because corn is the most popular food in Mexican dishes. We hear that carbs in rice make you gain weight, so how were people in Mexico staying so thin in the past?by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Re: The Most Dangerous Food You Can Eat For Your Immune System - 2 years ago
Ketchup / BBQ sauce is my weakness. I do not use it with HFCS in the ingredients.by Todd - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM