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“Reduction of those key minerals, especially potassium and magnesium, is often enough to trigger atrial fibrillation. 7”

“Magnesium does not act like blood-thinning drugs but instead helps prevent blood clots by preventing excess calcium from triggering them, and it naturally balances the blood clotting factors in the blood as required.”

— The AFib Cure: Get Off Your Medications, Take Control of Your Health, and Add Years to Your Life by DR.John D. Day

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“Anxiety and panic attacks. When the adrenals are no longer protected by sufficient magnesium, the fight-or-flight hormones adrenaline and noradrenaline become more easily triggered, and when they surge erratically, they cause a rapid pulse, high blood pressure, and heart palpitations. In fact, the more magnesium deficient you are, the more exaggerated is the adrenaline release. On this page, I say, “There are over a dozen major metabolic processes that are affected by adrenaline.… Each of these functions requires magnesium and leads to wasting of this important mineral if the symptoms continue.” Magnesium calms the nervous system and relaxes muscle tension, helping reduce anxiety and panic attacks.”

— The Magnesium Miracle (Revised and Updated) by Carolyn Dean M.D. N.D

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“Heart disease. As noted, the heart, specifically the left ventricle, has the highest amount of magnesium in the whole body. Magnesium deficiency is common in people with heart disease, and taking magnesium can reduce that risk. IV magnesium can prevent myocardial infarction damage and cardiac arrhythmia if given at the onset of a heart attack. I’m very concerned that many people are diagnosed with heart disease and put on at least six heart medications and before long may be told they have heart failure when all along they had magnesium deficiency. Unfortunately, most of the drugs used in treating heart disease drain magnesium from the body. The statins are especially damaging because they are mostly fluoride compounds that bind magnesium, making it unavailable in the body.”

— The Magnesium Miracle (Revised and Updated) by Carolyn Dean M.D. N.D

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Aimee's avatar

I recently learned that Niacin can be a viable substitute for statins! I’d certainly look into it before jumping into a statin. I’ve read the type that produces the “niacin flush” is the best one to take.

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Aimee , I’d never take a statin .

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Brandon is not your bro's avatar

Thanks Rose 🌹

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Philip Coles's avatar

Great observations and assertions Rose, now I have to look into Statins. Also look into Bromine which is an iodide blocker, in bread, all flour in fact. Outlawed in Canada and Europe, but still used in US. I was interested in the use of Melatonin for Covid prevention and lead me to iodine in a pure form as a micronutrient. IoNovo makes a pure 100% 150PPM aqueous iodine and iodide, fuel the thyroid

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pretty-red, old guy's avatar

Great post Olaf. I have one on order and recommended my wife read the Afib book.

Of note: these same #)*$@)xxxstards that have been hiding / disavowing the VAERS and vaccine injury data are likely the same ones who, for many decades, had practiced on us with STATINS! It is mind boggling. . . the evil.

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1stMohican's avatar

Also, beets are super at improving endothelial lining and blood flow. Most top athletes know this... easy to get... organic red beet powder! Like 1tsp-tbsp a day. I also give this to my dogs...my older ones. Good for their blood flow/circulation/kidneys/liver too! Mix it in their food and they love it... put it in water w/ barley juice powder for healthy before or after workout drink.

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