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Year End Eating!
Posted by: | CommentsAs we move toward the end of this year, no matter who you are, I know you are going to be celebrating a bit and if you are like most of us, you will find yourself over-eating. The result for those who are prone to heart palpitations will be devastating – unless you have a good exit strategy.
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How to Stop Heart Palpitations
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Do you suffer from heart palpitations?
Above all, we highly recommend that you go see your own doctor before embarking on any kind of lifestyle changes. There are times when heart palpitations happen for valid physiological reasons, and only your doctor knows when this is happening. He may discover that you have weak valves in your heart – such as is sometimes found with prolapsed mitral valves. When this is the case, your doctor will be able to detect it and recommend a procedure. Alternatively, you may have issues with electrical conductivity. If you experience a heart attack, the sooner you get medical attention – the better!
But once you have seen your doctor and you are satisfied that there is nothing wrong with your heart, then you are ready to absorb the information contained on this site. It took about 8 years to finally figure out what was causing palpitations in my own case, but I can tell you that comparing notes with others, it seems to be fairly common. Sadly, it is not common enough for doctors to actually stand up and do something about it. Most of them just seem content to push drugs for their big pharma sugar daddies.
If you find that you’ve exhausted everything you can think of the beat these horrible heart palpitations, then you might be ready to look at the root cause. I haven’t had them in over two years now and those with whom I’ve shared my information have experience similar benefits. There is no magic pill you can take here. You just need to understand what’s causing them and then stop creating that environment within your body. It’s really that simple.
I am in the process of updating my research and I will make it available to everyone shortly for a nominal cost. Oh yes.. one other thing. You won’t have to give up coffee or alcohol! You just need to know how, when and why palpitations are triggered.
Related articles
- Heart Palpitations: A Common Menopause Symptom (everydayhealth.com)
- Treatment Options for Mitral Valve Prolapse? (everydayhealth.com)
- Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Mitral Valve Prolapse (everydayhealth.com)
- Palpitations due to a fast rhythm from the upper chambers of the heart (cardiophile.com)
- Heart patterns in TCM (communitiesacupuncturists.wordpress.com)
- My doctor says i have something called Mitro valve prolaps can anyone tell me what that is (wiki.answers.com)
- NeoChord raises $5M, seeks $11M for mitral regurgitation treatment (medcitynews.com)
- “Life Happens. . .” (patmarcantel.com)
How To Prevent or Stop Heart Palpitations
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After 8 years of research, I’m updating my report to include new and improved protocols and recommendations for those wishing to stop experiencing these frightening heart palpitations! I had hoped to have the material by mid June but I missed that deadline. However, in the past few weeks, I’ve received so many emails from visitors that I dropped everything to get this material up. Forgive typos for now… I’ll fix them over the next few days! lol…
I know how you feel. There is nothing quite like suffering palpitations (except maybe dying). Palp sufferers get to experience dying-like symptoms sometimes several times a day! What this does to your body and your psychic is terrible. If you are like I was, you might even reach a time when you are afraid to leave the house. This nasty ailment can threaten your job! You become afraid to exert yourself and you avoid robust activities.
Well, I may have good news for you. But I must first say that you will need to have an open mind. I am going to say some things that might go against every bit of training you’ve had. In the end however, you should know that life is truly a paradox. Nothing is ever what it seems.
Disclaimer
The first order of business is to get our disclaimer in. You must understand that while 37 years of phyto-nutritional study provides me with a ton of information and data to work with, and while it gives me a significant research advantage over most doctors, it DOES NOT MAKE ME A DOCTOR! Before you try to copy my personal regimen and apply it to your own situation, you must consult with your doctor. In about 3% of cases, palpitations are caused by physical defects in our bodies. Those defects can only be fix by a qualified and trained doctor. Those defects include such things as a prolapsed mitral valve or defective purkinje fibers. We need to rule that out before anything else.
Why Your Doctor Doesn’t Know This Stuff
This is where your mind gets bent. It may shock you to know that traditional medicine today is not concerned about you getting well. Everything on the planet is about money. Follow the money. There is no money in healthy people. The money is in the sick. Big Pharma and the large multinational chemical companies are depending upon you sticking to the plan. They’ve been training you since birth to stay on the plan. Those who deviate from the plan are hammered. The Japanese say, “the nail that sticks out, gets hammered in!” I won’t waste a bunch of time explaining this right now. If you want to see more, go to my other blog Boomer’s Nest and watch the videos on the right side. Nuff said.
How pH Affects Your LIfe
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There is increasing information available in scientific literature and the media about the effects of pH on the body. However while everyone has heard of it, few people understand its critical role in health.
Humans have a long history as hunter-gatherers. Our ancient diet consisted of high protein sources such as animal meats, but also an abundance of alkaline-forming foods such as leafy greens and other vegetables, roots, and fruits. Compared to ancient times, modern humans consume fewer and fewer of these important foods, while increasing intake of nutrient-deficient over-processed and refined foods. This means that our intake of acid-neutralizing potential is a lot less than it was historically.
Not only are we not taking in enough alkaline foods, we are over-indulging in acid-forming foods such as cheese, processed meats, and grains (for example, white rice). And our bodies will produce acids as a result of stress, inflammation, insufficient exercise, or toxins: all problems in today’s society.
Heart Palpitations
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Traditional doctors are not the least bit interested in helping you or anyone else “cure” your palpitations. There is no long term revenue in you being well. Get used to that! They want you sick, but not too sick. Just well enough to work and earn money so that you can give it to them. That’s how it works folks. Sorry to break that to you. If you are a palpitation sufferer, then you are probably nodding your head in agreement after your doctor just put you on beta blockers or other pharmaceutical drugs. It happened to me, and was one of the prime drivers to get me on the road to wellness. I couldn’t stand how badly this drug (propaphenone) made me feel! I had to get off it, or my life would be ruined.
Today, I am the picture of wellness. I eat too much! So I am carrying a few extra pounds, but I am fixing that too. I bought a great juicer on Amazon recently and my gosh is it terrific. I make all my own really healthy smoothies now and it’s just great. I also bought a water ionizer that gives me 8.5 pH alkaline water to drink all day long. My skin is better. I have more energy and I just fell fantastic! I sleep like a baby. Twenty seconds and I am gonzo! I’ll wake up 8 hours later in the same position. Haven’t moved an inch.
Related articles
- Questions to Ask Your Doctor About Palpitations (everydayhealth.com)
- How to Stop Heart Palpitations (stopheartpalpitations.com)
- Heart Palpitations (stopheartpalpitations.com)
- Puzzled by Palpitations (everydayhealth.com)
- Do Hormone Changes Cause Heart Palpitations? (everydayhealth.com)
- How To Prevent or Stop Heart Palpitations (stopheartpalpitations.com)
- Palpitations due to a fast rhythm from the upper chambers of the heart (cardiophile.com)
- Heart Palpitations: A Common Menopause Symptom (everydayhealth.com)
- Heart patterns in TCM (communitiesacupuncturists.wordpress.com)
- What does it mean if you can feel your heartbeat in your neck? (zocdoc.com)
Heart Disease and Palpitations
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Earlier today, Dr. Haizal Haron Kamar published the following article. It warrants re-broadcast since it offers excellent insight to the some the issue that can be prevalent when dealing with heart issues.
I remember vividly a lady not too long ago. She was in her 30s, married with two young children. With a high-flying career, she had a bright future ahead of her until she started to complain of frequent palpitations, dizziness and lethargy. She was subsequently diagnosed as having hypertrophic obstructive cardiomyopathy or HOCM, in short.
HOCM is a disease which affects the heart muscle (myocardium). It causes thickening of the myocardium without any obvious cause. The thickening of the heart muscle is in the left ventricle which is the main pumping chamber of the heart and usually occurs at the septum – the muscular wall that separates the left and the right side of the heart.
The thickened septum may cause a narrowing that can obstruct the flow of blood from the left ventricle to the aorta. This phenomenon is called the “left ventricular outflow tract obstruction”. The reduction in blood flow due to the obstruction may cause symptoms such as dizziness and even fainting spells because of lack of blood supply to the brain.
A heart muscle like any other muscle requires blood supply. When the muscle is twice or even three times thicker than normal, more blood supply is needed and when the heart is working hard such as during exercise, the lack of blood supply to this part of the heart muscle can cause angina or chest pain, similar to someone with coronary heart disease.
