Single best drug for covid - prophylaxis, early and late stage, mild to severe cases. It is not a monotherapy but a core component and relying on the right meds being delivered at the right time. Everything you need to know in the MATH+ and MASK+ protocols PDFs for Math and Mask here and more details here - Remember what happened to doxycycline in 2015 and lyme diby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM
Are you able to determine it's NSR or not when the rate is this high? You're familiar with this ? -by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Carey - Covid tests are unlikely to find the virus for the reasons I've listed. You're missing an understanding of the phases of covid. This video may help. Starts just where you need it to. I have no positive tests for anything. Not in the labs done Tuesday 17th, the blood taken in the ER, the covid test on the 13th. It's clear that if you're waiting to treby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Carey, I found a case study of a guy with many of the same symptoms and number as I had. He's dead. A 62-year-old man without a significant medical history presented to the emergency department with fevers, malaise, and dyspnea. His temperature was measured at 100.4°F (38°C), and he was found to be hypoxemic with 70% oxygen saturation on room air. Chest radiography showed extensive patcby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Ken 13 years - I'll take that!by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
It's still unclear to me. I keep learning and researching what might have happened as well as take the opinions of my MD and other health professionals that have seen my records. Additional labs and records keep coming in. What they told me in the ER was that I had all of the clinical indications of covid and that they often treat people with covid that have repeatedly tested negatby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Last time I had a run this long was Sept 2019 before I went persistent. Aug 2020 - ablation - several complications - still dealing with some effects Nov 10 - ECV Nov 15 - clinical diagnosis of covid in ER - O2 levels in 70s ground glass x-ray and CT, negative test (but typical) Nov 24 - 2 week run of NSR covid meds did not affect rate or rhythm - due to possible BBB risks and iby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
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This guy had the same symptoms as I did.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Yes - essentially my question. How can one in need of taking an anti-platelet do so safely while on an anti-coagulant? In the watchman thread you noted that it is has been done for 6 weeks after the procedure. More than likely one would be in an ICU if they needed anti-platelet (later stage and more severe covid) but I am trying to learn what possibilities exist in case (and already)by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Jackie - What are your thoughts on l-citrulline compared to l-arginine ? From what I've read the former is superiorby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
I was until 2 nights ago when it all of a sudden used to go all night long, then had 1 night where it died after 2 hours and now won't even come on. I got about a year and 6 months of use out of it. So about 30 cents a day. It definitely helped me dozens of times so I'd say worth it. I am going to replace it as I can't figure out out to crack it open and solder in a new batterby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
You'll be on an anticoagulant and aspirin Carey - just noticed this after posting a new topic - How much aspirin in this situation? Thanks.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
This is a really tough tightrope as far as I can tell. With last weekend's covid scare, something needed (or would have been, had the situation got worse) would have been an anti-platelet. From all I can tell, those on an anti-coag have a head wind of sorts with adding an anti-platelet to an existing anti-coagulant protocol. (bleeding risks) I've read a few articles and PubMedby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Davros - definitely start looking at BG levels and see if you can also get a fasting insulin level - 13 hrs water only and get your lipids while at it. Betting your trigs, insulin and glucose (A1c) are all high.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
For the hell of it - I went to CL and saw they posted a covid update for K - undercarboxolated matrix gla protein (dp ucMGP) levels are significantly higher in covid patients with bad outcomes. Only association at this time. Direct labs used to sell a ucOC (osteocalcin) lab but I don't see it there any more. It takes a long time - maybe a year or more to bring undercarboxolation undby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Lance is right - I take my KonK at 8 am and pm and take my D and other vitamins at 2 PM. Pat Theut and Kate Rheume Bleu are the experts on K - neither producing new info lately though.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
I've spent some time on Mk7 and Mk4 and from what i can tell only Mk7 appears in plasma while MK4 does not. Among the studies I've seen bioavailability of Mk7 is greatest with EVOO. A mixed study of dairy fat and seed oil (god forbid) did not give as good results. Based on the science we have now - focus on Mk7 and EVOO - BID if you have CAC over 400. PS - despite aged goudby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
In 108 - I looked for 20 minutes - they don't offer the version I have any more - the new ones look more cumbersome My friend who had the same as me prefers this one - but I can't vouch for it. I am happy with my versionby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Do they have to do a transceptal puncture to install it ?by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
You are tough Susan.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Davros - there are a large number of people that believe (and science may show) that grain consumption leads to intestinal permeability and allows endotoxins to enter the bloodstream and cause endothelial damage. I spent 40 years learning how to bake sourdough breads made with natural starters. (A 170 yr old Parisian starter procured in 1992) now 198 yrs old. After getting my 2nd CAC scoreby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Davros - even people just learning low carb will make mistakes with hidden carbs in foods like onions, garlic, cashews, and even 'healthy bananas' which are the equivalent of eating 4+ cubes of sugar for a regular sized one. You weren't anything close to low carb. You can eliminate low carb as a possibility.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Susan - you're a tough one. Get someone else to do the work around your house. My dad fell after pulling down some branches from a tree after a storm. Really set him back. Was probably a factor in his death (along with statins) as he lost a lot of muscle and balance rehabbing from the tree limb fall. Besides how you going to get 2 tons of rock in your purse?by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
Yes Colindo - bad use of parentheses on my part.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
All K variants are OK with ELiquis. K (but not k2 mk4/7 etc) is an issue for warfarin.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
In the meantime - I think the long term benefits of low carb are irrefutable so it's something you'll likely want to stick with. Here's the thing - full disclosure - my first afib event was a month after starting keto (low carb). And there are reports tht there is a link. So it was one of the first things I stopped doing to eliminate a 'trigger'. The reality is - it wby NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
George is the expert on how to do a low carb adaptation successfully. I'll notify him.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - AFIBBERS FORUM
My MD suspects that early use of my covid tool box and other meds, pushed limits down below detect ability of standard tests. I will be getting tested for Covid IgG antibodies to confirm.by NotLyingAboutMyAfib - GENERAL HEALTH FORUM