Re: Kidney blockage/Now electrical and PM recommended

[Guest guest]

Great advice for my kidney block but now they're saying thats not the problem.

They're not sure what's causing my problems but my heartbeat is slow. Then for

whatever reason it goes very fast for a few minutes, which they say could cause

a heart attach or stroke. Med's to keep that from happening drops my rate to

low.

They think I need a pacemaker for the slow heart beat and meds to keep it from

going to fast. My electrolytes or suppose to be okay.

How do you fix the electrical system?

Thanks,

Barb

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> It dissolves calcium deposits, both in the kidneys and arteries. A key

supplement in my book, best taken at night away from meals because of its

mineral chelating effect.

>

[Guest guest]

That's called arrhythmia

http://www.drrathresearch.org/arrhythmia.html

 

you said you don't eat meat and don't take vitamin B group, so start taking it

http://www.vitacost.com/New-Chapter-Coenzyme-B-Food-Complex

 

From: bannh1102 <bannh1102@...>

Subject: Re: Kidney blockage/Now electrical and PM recommended

Longevity

Date: Friday, August 26, 2011, 5:23 AM

 

Great advice for my kidney block but now they're saying thats not the problem.

They're not sure what's causing my problems but my heartbeat is slow. Then for

whatever reason it goes very fast for a few minutes, which they say could cause

a heart attach or stroke. Med's to keep that from happening drops my rate to

low.

They think I need a pacemaker for the slow heart beat and meds to keep it from

going to fast. My electrolytes or suppose to be okay.

How do you fix the electrical system?

Thanks,

Barb

>

> It dissolves calcium deposits, both in the kidneys and arteries. A key

supplement in my book, best taken at night away from meals because of its

mineral chelating effect.

>

[Guest guest]

Omega-3 from fish oil can often correct arrhythmia. After balancing

electrolytes, the next nutrient balance to check is omega-6::omega-3.

I, too (also 66), have resisted statins and have stumbled upon a diet/exercise

regime that completely corrected my dsylipidemia. What are the numbers from your

latest lipid panel? How much exercise do you get? How's your fasting blood

glucose and HbA1c?

- Dan

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> > It dissolves calcium deposits, both in the kidneys and arteries. A key

supplement in my book, best taken at night away from meals because of its

mineral chelating effect.

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