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So where do I start? I am 45 and over the last 10 years I believe I have heart palpitations. That ohh my god my heart stop and then it starts again or flip flop. I have gone and been to the heart specialist and they have done all the test Holter, Event, Stress but not the Artery probe I declined and my bp is 125/75. Anyways everything is always good.
And thats where the stress level picks up. The first time was in a public event where there where EMS people around and I found myself in a abmulance ride to the hospital where the clever Doctor told me I had to much sun only outside for 5 minutes before it happened.
Sometime you wish something large would happen just to say I told you there was something wrong. Anyway I have been living with this and I am tired of it. I can be benign however thats hard to beleive when it is happening.
I get so dam tired after big ones. I can actually feel the irregular beats or lack of a beat in my neck. Now I just want to find something that after or during an event I can take something to make it stop. They can last a couple of day to weeks then the disappear for sometimes up to 4 months but rare. SO living with this tends to make you think your are going crazy.
I have read that Apple Cider Vinegar can help or Magnesium is this somewhat true. I would like to get something to stop. It does effect quality of living all I want to do is sleep and hope it is gone in the morning. I do believe this is heart palps as if it was something else I should be dead and I keep telling myself that.
Just looking for help.
And thats where the stress level picks up. The first time was in a public event where there where EMS people around and I found myself in a abmulance ride to the hospital where the clever Doctor told me I had to much sun only outside for 5 minutes before it happened.
Sometime you wish something large would happen just to say I told you there was something wrong. Anyway I have been living with this and I am tired of it. I can be benign however thats hard to beleive when it is happening.
I get so dam tired after big ones. I can actually feel the irregular beats or lack of a beat in my neck. Now I just want to find something that after or during an event I can take something to make it stop. They can last a couple of day to weeks then the disappear for sometimes up to 4 months but rare. SO living with this tends to make you think your are going crazy.
I have read that Apple Cider Vinegar can help or Magnesium is this somewhat true. I would like to get something to stop. It does effect quality of living all I want to do is sleep and hope it is gone in the morning. I do believe this is heart palps as if it was something else I should be dead and I keep telling myself that.
Just looking for help.
I`ve had the same thing for many years as well. I went on a total preservative free diet and am amazed at the results! Palpitations are almost zero and I can sleep at night :) Pretty much everything has preservatives in it but eating clean is possible. Just takes lots of research and label reading.....anything manmade has preservatives even if it says it doesn`t. And yeah, I get it - everyone looks at you like you`re crazy. Feels awesome now to tell them, I think my happy face convinces them :) I feel like I`ve gone back in time - I prepare all my own food so I can control what goes in to my food, all natural and preservative free. Takes time and planning but it`s worth it.
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