Re: AF prevention through Anger Management

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The link between stress in general and a-fib is something to note. I

am always more prone to a-fib during period of emotional and

physical stress.

My chiropractor noted my bouts of a-fib seem to correllate very well

to times wen my C-5 vertebrae is subluxated - cause tension on the

nerves that control heat rate. I've had times when I am in a-fib,

get a chiropractic adjustment, and almost immediately go into NSR.

I'm not aware of any clinical studies about this - but if it

works....

-elwelldw

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> The emotional involvement in AF is experianced by many. We should

> manage Anger to help suppress AF. Anger may be a adding to the

> tendency to go to AF.

> please see this link from Duke University and try to develop some

> statagies to deal with anger.

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> http://www.dukehealth.org/news/7484

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> here is a link to help open your heart from Dr Dean Ornish

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> http://my.webmd.com/content/pages/5/3077_1157?#

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> NSR whole food lifestyle