Re: [p_atrial_fib] (was: Magnesium)(Salmon and Vit. E)

[Guest guest]

> --- In AFIBsupport , " isabelh_21601 "

> >I believe it was Trudy, bless her, who told me to

> >eat salmon and take vitamin E and it worked within two weeks.

> >

>

>

> Not me, I'm a vegetarian :-)

Sorry, Trudy, then it was some other sweet and informed person whose

name escapes me.

Anyone remember telling me about two years ago,to eat salmon and

Vitamin E in order to stabilize my INR?.

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/20/2004 9:07:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

forestbedell@... writes:

> : Thanks for your reply: Are you able to get non farm raised

> salmon in Seattle?...I have to go to a specialty store(health food)

> to get it here in land. Regards, Isabelle

> >

>

Isabelle,

At this time of the year and for a short time, wild salmon is available here

in Seattle. It comes from Alaska and is called Copper River salmon. The rest

of the year, wild salmon is hard to find, and the farmed salmon doesn't agree

with me very well. I eat mostly canned salmon, which is wild, I think; but

the high salt content is the downside of that.

in sinus in Seattle

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/20/2004 9:07:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

forestbedell@... writes:

> : Thanks for your reply: Are you able to get non farm raised

> salmon in Seattle?...I have to go to a specialty store(health food)

> to get it here in land. Regards, Isabelle

> >

>

Isabelle,

At this time of the year and for a short time, wild salmon is available here

in Seattle. It comes from Alaska and is called Copper River salmon. The rest

of the year, wild salmon is hard to find, and the farmed salmon doesn't agree

with me very well. I eat mostly canned salmon, which is wild, I think; but

the high salt content is the downside of that.

in sinus in Seattle

[Guest guest]

In a message dated 6/20/2004 9:07:54 PM Pacific Daylight Time,

forestbedell@... writes:

> : Thanks for your reply: Are you able to get non farm raised

> salmon in Seattle?...I have to go to a specialty store(health food)

> to get it here in land. Regards, Isabelle

> >

>

Isabelle,

At this time of the year and for a short time, wild salmon is available here

in Seattle. It comes from Alaska and is called Copper River salmon. The rest

of the year, wild salmon is hard to find, and the farmed salmon doesn't agree

with me very well. I eat mostly canned salmon, which is wild, I think; but

the high salt content is the downside of that.

in sinus in Seattle