Atrial Fibrillation: Can It Really Go Away?
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- Опубликовано: 7 авг 2023
- Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of heart health, with a particular focus on Atrial Fibrillation (AFib). In this informative video, we explore the all-important question: can AFib go away? We'll discuss the nature of this common heart condition, current medical research, and what lifestyle changes can contribute to its management. Tune in for a comprehensive look at AFib and to gain a deeper understanding of your heart health.
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Afib started 10 years ago, I'm 75. Began with an episode about every three months for no apparent reason and lasted from 1 to 12 hours. My cardiologist prescribed Flecanide, 100 mg, twice a day. Two years ago, the episodes became shorter and fewer in number. It has now been over 10 months since my last afib episode.
Can't explain it, my afib problem seems to be going away.
I'm happy you are doing very well. My father says he never notices his afib now where previously, he had some minutes or hours. Apparently, he didn't realize there was afib the doctor office: he was told it was in afib that moment.
I think he's doing very well and is 81 now.
Covid vaccinations
I'm 50,healthy otherwise but a year ago felt severe angina ,diagnosed with a fib.
Every 2 to 3 months I had episode of angina with afib.cut off sugar,started walking for 4 miles 5 days a week.taking magnesium and hawthorn berry... Been seven months ,thanks God all is fine.
I have persistent AF, but....I'm feeling good, playing golf every day
last year I had an ablation and cardioversion after two years of being in asymptomatic permanent afib. Lifestyle changes has been helping me. I've only had two episodes since and the way I overcame it was by getting enough electrolytes: magnesium, potassium and salt, with lots of water. I'm on the carnivore diet now and dropped even more weight, which also helps a lot. Exercise a lot, walk, run, lift! eat clean and get your electrolytes.
Potassium helps me a lot but exercise tends to trigger it regardless.
Thank you for the video Doc. Please improve the sound quality going forward.
I had AFib for 18 months, having been exposed to a triple-vaxed person who is close in my life . I never took the vaccination and neither did I ever have Covid but there I was- living with AFib. I was in the ER on 10 occasions but always discharged back to my Doctor. In the end and in desperation I sought the services of a Homeopath who, after a two hour consultation, prescribed a remedy. My symptoms increased dramatically over a period of five days and then, quite suddenly, they disappeared and, six months later, I have yet to have a heart beat that is out of rhythm.
What was the remedy, please?
Yes, let us know!
@@Miramiku Written on the plastic bag that held two white pills was "ferrum - Arsen" followed by the number "1" with either an "M" or a "u"; I am not able to say with certainty but, of the two, I would guess that it is "M".
Yes, they created the vax to affect others adversely as well as anyone who took it.
@@misterbaleize thanks, I'll get it checked out
Thank you! :)
This gives me hope. Only times I've had it is when I was super dehydrated. Like, needed a couple IV bags type of dehydration.
I have tried medications, cardioversion and 3 ablations none worked … so guess I’m stuck like this… and yes I exercise and eat well.
Try an all vegan diet for a year. Get into juicing organic. Not sure of your whole lifestyle but this should be a good start
I was vegan for about 10 years when I was much younger and that diet is very deficient in a lot of things and not healthy for the long term unless you have a particular metabolism. I almost died from that diet and who knows? Maybe that's what set me up for having a fib now!
Go to Cleveland clinic.
I had 4 ablations and 6 cardioversions which all put me in heart failure. 6 months ago went to Cleveland clinic for help and one and done (so far)
Take 3multivitamins and minerals 3 1000mg vitamin c and a magnesium citrate powder all daily this helped me a lot it's not to expensive and it might work for you.
My AFIB started in 2019 and by this year had increased from a frequency of once every 4 months to twice a week. I had slightly high blood pressure and am over 65 and I like to drink alcohol. I already ate well and I'm fairly fit. Starting two years ago I improved my diet further, eliminating mexican and Indian foods for instance and I reduced my alcohol (stopping it made no difference)... I also exercised more. However Exercise became one of the main triggers of AFIB and none of these efforts correleated with afib reduction. I don't have sleep apnea btw. Having bought a wearable to monitor my body and also the Kardia 6-way I began to watch what was happening to me and purposefully relax or withdraw from exercise when things started going up. No improvement up to June. I should also mention stress - I had greatly reduced my stress in recent years but perhaps there's always underlying stress in everyones lives. I also refused to take anti-coagulants. Suddenly I have not been getting AFIB - 68 days and counting - I get the 140 pulse spikes sometimes (which used to signal AFIB) but in a second I'm back to normal. The only thing that changed in this period is that having stopped taking one blood pressure medicine (HCTZ) and seeing my BP stay at 134/82, I then halved my other (losartin) and my blood pressure has reduced to 120-130 over 78... go figure. I can't explain it but I'm very pleased. AFIB knocked me out (Apparently because I have a healthy heart)
Take 400 mg or 500 mg of magnesium glycolate daily. Only sold on line.
The magnesium sold in drug stores will give you very looose stools.
Sounds like my meds and similar issues
@@evevalens can you provide any details - do you/have you had afib?
Ive had constant Afib for at least 4 years. It doesnt bother me and my electrocardiologist says I may not be curable at this point.
Would do the program but don't have the money to get the program.
Please address how diminishing nitric oxide can affect A-fib.
Can you please elaborate. I am interested in this topic. Recently had my first episode.
Poor audio, difficult to understand; if not for the captions it would be unintelligible.
After 2 separate AFIB events ( 3 months apart); AFIB is gone ! Background;
66 year old male, on metoprolol. Not a diabetic , After the second event; became a 100 % vegetarian, eliminated all dairy products- milk, cheese, beer, liquor, went from drinking 4-5 cups of black caffeinated coffee ( no milk or sugar) to only one cup of decaffeinated coffee( yes ; this was hardest ; decaf is bland, but has been worth it.) Exercise program;
Walk 4-5 miles ,4- 5 times a week; or use concept 2 rower ; do 5000-10,000 meters 1-2 times per week; or use concept ski Erg machine ( 1 minute intervals at 60 seconds alternate with 1 minute intervals 60 Seconds on Assault bike with 1 min rest for 5- 6 sets, or do 5-6 sets of Tabata high intensity workout-on rowing machine : goal is to get 850 per set. Bty: I now weigh 255. Now want to tweak my diet to reach goal weight of 225 @ 6’2 by my 67 birthday
Hello. Same situation for me. I am 42. Two events but how long since you had your last one. For me it was just 7 months ago and I am afraid it will come back. I have no other health issues. Normal body weight.
You want a good cup of decaf, I buy K-cups of Starbucks Pikes Decaf, and McDonald's McCafe Decaf. I make a 16 oz mug every day with one of each at 8 ounces. Best cup of coffee I've ever had.
So, The weight loss helped keep AFIB away for you?
YES!!!!!!!!!!
Would you please address the issue of diminishing nitric oxide as we age. It makes perfect logical sense to me that by increasing nitric oxide we could reduce and possibly get rid of the A-fib
Hi, what is the most succesfull method to avoid persistent Atrial Fibrillation.
i am 73 years Old. (no smoke, no Alcohol, normal weigt, daily sports, mediterranien diet.
My doctor in Frankfurt (Germany) recommend a Pulsed-Field-Ablation but he cannot garantee after the ablation to live the rest of my live without medicaments (eliquis and Bisoprolol). If so, why should i make the ablation? Thank you in advance for your help!
I’m in persistent AFib for 7 days now and booked for an cardioversion in about 3 weeks from now and been out on meds- this was only my second episode - first one was only 7 hours 3 months ago, but this one just won’t go- any advice? I’m 49
How did you make out.
Benzos caused my pvcs,pacs and now afib . Sht ruined my heart ..
How old are you?
Quick answer, no!
It goes away with death.
I'm 25 years old. Dont have high blood pressure, not fat, no genetic predisposition, exercise regularly, no drug, no alcohol, no coffee, eat semi healthy, vaccinated, never had covid, what's going on? They cant find the cause of it too. Im so fucking confused. Ultra sound look normal, had history of pericarditis.(from the vac) Is my life ruined now forever?
It seems doctors can't hardly ever find the cause of what your symptoms,
But they can sure treat the symptoms,
and make you come back again and again.
My afib disappeared I do not know why. Good riddance!
"I've treated thousands of patients with Afib"....I"m sure you have and what percentage of anything you did, made any of it better? An abalation is 300K, gee no surprise it's recommended.
300k?! Wow, America is insane
afib goes away when you kick the ol bucket🤪