Natural Treatment for AFib that works!
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- Опубликовано: 1 июн 2024
- Watch this detailed interview with Katie, who decided to take control over atrial fibrillation naturally. Learn more about the Take Control Over AFib Program here: reverse-afib.com/YTKT-Interview
Watch Katie discuss her experience with her local doctors and why she decided to take a more natural approach to treating atrial fibrillation.
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Everything needed to reverse AFib naturally as quickly as possible is right here in this program. Start today to reverse AFib naturally in a way medicines and procedures cannot.
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00:00 Introduction
00:43 How long were you diagnosed with AFib before you signed up for the program?
01:32 What was your experiences like with your home doctors?
02:27 Why did you decide to seek out natural treatments for AFib?
03:49 What did you like about the program?
05:00 How was your AFib after the program?
08:24 What would you say to someone who is interested in the program?
At 57 I was diagnosed with AFib at the hospital after months of middle of the night heart pounding terrifying episodes that often lasted for hours
The heart specialist told me it was permanent and would only get worse
I completely changed my lifestyle, kicked my weed habit, cut BAck on alcohol, switched to a plant based diet, gave up processed food and took magnesium, ubiquinol and k2 every day
Not only did my AFib disappear, but so did my list of 17other health issues
The only time AFib ever hAPPENS NOW IS WHEN I OVERDRINK
UNHEALTHY DIET IS THE ROOT OF ALL CHRONIC DISEASES 9:19
my grandmother mother had afib and drink coffee every day she lived to be 84 .afib never slowed her down
It must have been mild. I find it debilitating when it hits. The worst part for me, it always waiting for a blood clot to be thrown, and hoping you don’t stroke out. Fun lifestyle. Mine is rather harsh though, apparently not like most I’ve heard of. I did the Lion diet-zero carbs-and this has solved SO MANY other health issues. Lost a wack of weight, improved fatty liver-that’s a relief! Did you not inherit the fun?
Thank you! 🙂
I was recently diagnosed with AFib... prescribed Amiodarone 200mg. and Xarelto 20mg. I have CHF COPD also was told I am prediabetic... I also take Carvedilol 12.5 Lisinopril 10mg. Is there anything you can do for me... I'm sick of the meds and I feel like sick weak and tired with the exception of about an hour or so before it's time to take my next dose of poison...
I'm vers surprised that you started with amiodarone?
I hate amiodarone and made me want to die
Many Dr's recommend the Mediterranean Diet to help.
Food can dramatically impact our health, I've experienced this in my life.
I've been whole food plant based for 3mos and I've lost 20lbs and I'm off 3 meds!
Wishing you the best 💗
I think amiodarone is absolute poison, causes bradycardia, and takes months to fully leave your system.
I gave up sugar, and lost a stone in weight, I’m generally in sinus rhythm now but a few things trigger it. Walnuts, ginger, gluten which is also linked to my hypothyroidism
Hi doctor
i was diagnosed with afib 3moths ago i started having exposed 5moths prier my cardiologist has book me in for a obligation operation which I'm scared of doing also I'm on meds which are quit strong blood thinners also betablockers and hart rive am tablet as well i want to join your course so i don't want to keep tacking medication please can you get back to me
My grandfather had heart issues still lived to 93 years old.
My dad had A-fib and didn’t take anything, didn’t even worry about thinning his blood🌟🧐😱😳 lived a healthy life ( no meds) up to age 93. Then for two months after his birthday his health dropped off abruptly and he died. 😳 He had a good life on Earth.
I am thinking that somewhere there is a line of souls waiting to go on the Earth ride. The ride lasts a life time and then your turn is up. I am thinking that I have about 24 years to 31 years left on my ride, if I don’t fall out the door! 😱
Only symptom I notice is moderate pain in my legs , hips and back. I'm taking Eliquis and Metroprolol tartrate.
I just started Eliquis and feel like my feet hurt some and my lower legs hurt more after training legs.
This is bogus. I don't want to hear people's problems. I want to hear what the treatment is. None of these videos tell you what is advertised in the title.
It says link underneath the video
I noticed that too about his videos. No discussion of treatments.
How does this work for people with chronic afib, with a low heart rate ? I'm at a great weight great diet,no stress or anxiety etc
Dr Mcdougall said if your bpm is under 100 you do not need meds mine is 55
@@goldlover5915 systolic or diastolic ?
@@jyeasyfun heart rate not blood pressure
I don't like to give out advice to others as I am in no way a professional but in my own case when my heart rate is low I follow Austin Goh's video for strengthening the heart. I always feel better afterwards. And yes, I have infrequent Afib.
@@janetblanc7658are you taking blood thinners? Thanks
it seems people confuse palpitations with afib. afib is a permanent change is heart rhythm and you don't necessarily feel it flutter.
No it's not a permanent change if you have the paroxysmal variety, like I do (as well as the person in this video). With paroxysmal, it typically lasts a few minutes to several hours and then goes away, either on its own, with medication, or with medical intervention. There is persistent afib, which is permanent. Just depends on the kind of afib you have and the cause.
That's correct. My dad has had it for years and he has permanent AFib. It is generally progressive though so you have to intervene at the proxymal stage in order to avoid it becoming permanent.
Big advertisement. No detail.
If A Fib presents at night , its often paroxysmal vagal AF, after large meal example.
I had no pain just shortness of breath was detected by my Fitbit did one EKG and normal sinless rhythm then my pulse would go up just walking a few feet 150 151 left bundle branch block . Then they did an angiogram to look for blockages and found none, then before I left they gave me a med because my heart rate went to 156 just getting dressed 20 min later went back into reg sense rhythm. They had me on blood thinners before angiogram now they have me on 6 meds and even with insurance some are very expensive every month. Afib seams to show up when sleeping 1 2 3 morning never any pan or discomfort, but I still worry about blood clots my dad passed from a stroke other than that no heart problems in family. Thinking of try another doctor for second opinion only seen the cardiologist when he did angiogram have peen seeing his APRN 2 times now.
I do have similar issues with Afib I just found out a couple months ago. I will see cardiologist next week. Will see what he thinks. I’m skeptical about their treatments with dangerous medications.
Have you been tested for POTS?
So is she completely off all medication’s even blood thinners?
What do you think about supplements like Coq10 and magnesium? I was taking them for 6 months and started feeling ok while in Afib and I just ran out two weeks ago now the Afib is much more intense,
Watch out for some CoQ10 that includes highly processed Palm Oil, which can be an afib trigger.
@@antonmoric1469 thanks
Qunol Co q 10 is more purified and bioavailable for faster absorption. It is a cardiac nutrient. Omega 3, 6, 9 can give cardiac benefit above only fish oil. Arginine can boost cardiac oxygenation. Resveritol can improve cardiac function.
I have recurring afib . Taking 1,000 mg of magnesium per day has really helped prevent attacks and made the attacks shorter in time.
@@PaulSchuster-yj4zbwhat kind of magnesium?
So she is not on any medication? Just let her talk without interruptions.
Be of the symptoms I suffer with Afib is freezing cold shin bones. Cannot get them warm
You might need a B complex vitamin with higher B vitamin content. Get one with 10mg B1. 10
10mg of B2, 500mg niacin...it is a vasodilator that opens the capillaries in the legs to improve warm blood flow in. And venous return of stale blood out. This can reverse Raynaud's syndrome.
It can be the medicine you are taking for it and bad blood circulation.
This is an advertisement.
Hope it really works.
That figured that it has to do with money 🤑💰
It does? I just started watching...
There is no fix for Afib
Had uncontrolable AFib. Cardiologist referred me to cardiophyciologist. Cardio ablation was done 1 week later. AFib disappeared - Nov will be 1 year AFib free.
Yes it is JESUS IS STILL HEALING.
I am a witness he is my healer
@@hegil4830 Good for you but that ablation depends on the individual. It’s a 50/50 I’m little to scared to take that chance that’s just me. Now if it was a guarantee then I’ll be 100% all for it.
@@sclark7577 Hi Desmond, I understand your belief re the operation and fully agree that it depends on the individual. What saved the day (?) for me is that the operation was done within 3 months after the first occurance of A-Fib. I strongly believe - the earlier the better. We are in November now - one year later and still A-Fib free. On the side: watch out for cerain medications (OTC!) that brings on A-Fib!
@@hegil4830 ok I understood. For me I’ve been having ectopics which is the extra beat/beats in mist of my normal rhythm.