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Re: Shake Your Ears for 30 Seconds - The Results Will Shock You! Dr. Mandell - 25 days ago

As you say, nothing to lose. Reminds me when i had a stiff neck and saw a GP who also does acupuncture. After being 'needled' for 20 minutes he asked me to turn my head and it was still restricted to one side. He began to 'fiddle' with a needle on my ear and it thought what the hell will that do. To my surprise my head turned in both directions freely after the procedure

Re: Heart rhythm disorder traced to bacterium lurking in gums - 6 weeks ago

Amazing George and Gloaming - thank you!

Re: Heart rhythm disorder traced to bacterium lurking in gums - 7 weeks ago

Is it preventing caries George?

Re: Heart rhythm disorder traced to bacterium lurking in gums - 7 weeks ago

Now i'd like to know if swishing Xylitol in my mouth after cleaning teeth eliminates P.gingivalis? Certainly seems to keep tooth decay at bay but then i'm just N1

Re: University of New Mexico researchers studying the health risks posed by gadolinium, a toxic rare earth metal used in MRI scans - 2 months ago

Thanks Susan, good info!

Re: I'm back, lol - 3 months ago

Thanks for the personal experiences and insights!

Re: I'm back, lol - 3 months ago

Quotekong2018 It's been a while that I haven't logged into this forum, more than 7 years actually. I had first afib episode in August 2017, and got 10 episodes total til September 2018, then for some reason, it all stopped for a good 4 years until I took the 2nd dose of the god damn COVID vaccine. Then the episode just got more frequent, from once a few months, everyday, and now I&#

Re: Vaccine reply to a previous post - 3 months ago

This study might explain some of the cases of AF?

Re: Osteoporosis / Calcium - 4 months ago

Two years ago my Spine T-score was -1.7. Had another scan late last year and it increased to -3.1! My blood mineral values are optimal as is my testosterone. Reasonably physical active but since the last scan i began the ONERO program. Apparently weight is needed to stimulate osteoblasts. Also increased my protein intake and began supplementing 1g of egg shell/day. Haven't taken any calci

Re: My successful dietary method has been simplified; and experiments show how an important aspect works - 5 months ago

QuoteQwackertoo Very interesting. I will have to re-read this, a lot of info to digest in a quick read thru. The calcium affect, I recently, Oct thru early Jan, was popping lots of Tums, extra strength, for a new symptom of seemingly "burping air" from my esophagus region, didn't seem to help. But I did chew many per day during that time frame and wound up with a few afib epis

Fasting/intermittend fasting relating to general health - 5 months ago

and fasting mimicking diet. Don't know if ZOE has been mentioned here but they sure have valuable discussions backed by science.

Re: Timeframe for Results? - 5 months ago

Mine began in mid 2015 and was continuous for almost 4 months. Spent 5 or 6 days in hospital (waste of time) and had 2 cardioversions. first one was good for 1 hour, second one (several weeks later held for months (forget how long exactly. Cardiologist told me that mine will be permanent and my atria was quite enlarged. Didn't take to beta blockers. Went to an alternative (she actually lect

Re: afib progression - 7 months ago

Another doctor's take on progression:

Re: afib progression - 7 months ago

Good luck Nancy! You answered what you should do to improve your chances of slowing down progression. My AF was for almost 4 months permanent in 2015. Cardiologist and EP gave me nocebos but i decided to listen to other advise. Have so far been almost AF free but take Flecainide as PIP, kept my BMI at about 22 but i'm fitter now than i was in 2015 (74 y/o now)

Re: Cancer as a metabolic disease, Ketto diet, Pod Cast - 8 months ago

Dr Seyfried is onto something that's not acknowledged by the mainstream . i'm familiar with his work and the work of many others, including 'mainstream'. My wife was recently diagnosed with oesophageal cancer that extends into the stomach lining. We had a consultation with the second in charge (oncologist) from one of the top oncology hospitals in Australia. He said th

Re: Eliquis & some possible supps ok? - 9 months ago

That's fantastic information George, thank you! It will take a bit to get my head around it but at first reading and watching a few videos it seems to make sense By chance or instinctively i;ve been drinking distilled water (our tap water has fluoride added) for the last 2 years or so with added Na, K, Si,Se, borax and MSM (dimethyl sulfone) - all in small amounts Mg - probably a teaspoon/

Re: Eliquis & some possible supps ok? - 9 months ago

Thank you George! very clear! The iodine protocol is intriguing to me. In 2015, prior to going into permanent AF for about 4 month, i supplemented with Kelp tablets 1gx6 for a few weeks (medial scientist's recommendation). The doctors suspected that my AF was brought on by the iodine in kelp. After some months my TSH kept going up and at 6.4 or so the GP put me on Eutrosig 50mg (the hospit

Re: Eliquis & some possible supps ok? - 9 months ago

Hi George, could you please clarify mixing 8.5g of vitamin C with methylene blue. Are you taking a total amount of 8.5g of C/day and 5.5 g of that is mixed with methylene blue🤔 Quote8.5 g of ascorbic acid vitamin C (5.5 g are mixed with 23 mg of methylene blue to convert it to the reduced leuco …

Dr Ford Brewer’s AFIB journey - 9 months ago

Changed his mind about PFA - 9 months ago

Re: Afib and diabetes - 9 months ago

QuoteSteven Professor Mark McGuire in Sydney highly respected. Thank you, will look into it

Re: Afib and diabetes - 9 months ago

Suspect one should endeavour to manage both regardless if they are related or not. The best book i've read on diabetes control T1 and T2 is by Dr Bernstein. The ADA is, don't know how to put this nicely, not a good source My blood glucose readings tell me that i'm pre diabetic and/or insulin resistant. Still trying to work out if there is an association of the two in my ins

Re: Natale Says Flec W/Out Metoprolol? - 10 months ago

FWIW, i take flec as PIP 50mg and if it does not convert i take another 50mg several hours later (4 to8 depending how i feel) .After an episode (had about 4 this year, probably due to slacking off with diet etc) i take 50 mg twice a day for a week or so and than once/day for another week or so till the next episode. Sort of feel not quite right in the stomach when i take the drugs - i also inclu

Re: grounding sheets - afib ? - 10 months ago

Thanks for that info update Barry! That's where i most likely watched/listened to it as well. Without looking deeply into it, my take is, what's the downside of doing it (earthing). As for Mercola - i prefer to look at the arguments presented rather than the person presenting it

Re: grounding sheets - afib ? - 10 months ago

Thank you Barry! Will look for the alu parts. But i will switch a resistor into it just in case someone messes with the wiring and creates an earth fault.

Re: New Study: Fish Oil Increases Risk of A-Fib - 10 months ago

Must be something in fish oil as mentioned that increases AF otherwise people who predominantly eat fish would all or at least the majority have AF. Do they???

Re: grounding sheets - afib ? - 10 months ago

Interesting Berry ! How did you make your grounding mat/what materials? Personal experiences are very useful for forming lines of investigations rather than just dismissing them. Seem to recall from a video Sinatra (cardiologist) who thought that grounding was all bulltish. He put blood under a microscope prior and after grounding and found that the platelets didn't clump after grounding l

Re: grounding sheets - afib ? - 10 months ago

Isn't grounding supposed to affect the Zeta potential (vague memory) and that in turn reduces platelets aggregation If that has any other affects i have no idea but would love to see some science on it.

Xeralto - 11 months ago

Some time ago an older friend changed from Warferin to Xeralto and he thought it was the best since sliced bread. Maybe it was a year or two after starting on Xeralto he had bad side effects and had to stop. At the time he was talking about some class action in Germany relating to Xeralto... Just came across this and it seems all is not quite right? Since some of us might be on Xeralto it may

Re: Lowering my blood pressure lowered my AFib episodes - 1 year ago

Sounds like Dr Boz's treatment for her father was not unreasonable