laramark,
Thanks for the post.
There are associations with micronutrient deficiencies and inherited childhood cardiomyopathies. In the adult, these associations are more unclear. Some physicians think that supplementing those nutrients in patients deficient may help improve myocardial function. There isn't a lot of evidence one way or the other.
I tend not to prescribe supplements without evidence, especially in patients who already are on a lot of medicines. I would hate for someone not to take a medicine that had definite benefit because they were on a large number of opther unproven meds.
I do not stop patients from taking supplements, but tend to caution them that there is also a possibility that supplements could also lead to negative consequences or side effects.
good luck
My brother when 3 has heart sound murmur. The doc asked my mum gave him a lot of scotch emulsion (a kind of fish oil). Now he is 40. He never suffer any heart problem or palp or abnormal heart sound!