AFIB

I am writing this in the hope that it may help those suffering from AFIB.

I'm 72 and and suffer from AFIB and hypertension. I had a pacemaker implanted some years ago but my AFIB condition never improved until some 6 months ago. Then, following a google search on magnesium, I decided to add magnesium to my diet. The result was simply stunning.

My AFIB has stopped and I even had to reduce my intake of medication for hypertension. What surprised me most was that I was not even taking the recommended dosage of magnesium. Instead of taking 2 pills a day, I was only taking one pill every other day.

The magnesium I'm taking can be obtained in pill form from any health shop. Best wishes

Joseph

1 Comments

Mineral supplements for AF

by Roys - 2014-07-02 09:07:26

Hi Joseph
Yes the heart needs mineral supplements if you are getting AF. I tried 500mg of Magnesium to start with and I was free of AF for 62 days, then the AF came back, so I included Potassium and Calcium, so now I am free of AF, as long as I watch my diet. I don't take blood thinners, but have a supply of Clexane injections which I would give myself if I get an episode of AF. Doctors don't tell you about mineral supplements. A quote from a-fib .com by Steve Ryan "anyone in A-Fib is almost certainly Magnesium deficient"
Cheers Roy

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