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Heart spams solotuion for me

I use to have heart spasms, and that is was continous.  For several years, it worsened, and was occuring at the rate of one or two per minute, 24/7.

A limited diet since 2002, caused depletion of many nutrients.

None of the doctors I saw, nutritionists and so called experts suggested anything helpful.

I thought perhaps I was low on amino acids, and the clue there, was that upon eating lamb,
the heart would calm down.  This wore off, and the lamb was no longer sufficient.

I started pea protein powder (a few teaspoons daily on its own), two weeks ago, zero heart spasms!!
I was probably either very low on amino acids, and pea protein powder is high in amino acids content, or I had some type of protein metabolic dysfunction.

What I find annoying here, is that this could have been dealt with by one of the numerous experts I consulted over the years....  Often, we have to read, and do our own research to solve an issue, and I believe, I saved my own life or at the very least, another heart attack!!

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237039 tn?1264258057
In my case I went to the ER on numerous occasions thinking I was having another heart attack.  It took some seraching and paying more attention to my symptoms. Last April I was able to convince the ICU nurses to look at the data from the monitors. Every time I had a spasm the monitors went crazy.  They told me the lines and alarms went off because I had moved. I knew better. It was finally caught!  It takes some due diligence to get an accurate answer sometimes.
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367994 tn?1304953593
Thanks for your comments.  You are correct doctors sometimes don't take symptoms seriously, misdiagnose, or just don't know the answer. Seven years ago, I had to do may own research on the symptoms, treatment options, etc.  It probably didn't save my life, but it certainly can reduce anxiety!

Take care,

Ken
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