rompecorazonUser Since: Sep 2010Posts: 12 | Lovely and thank you for responding so prompt; well you are the chief here so its great.
If I can help at all I will or itleast try and support this site because let me tell you...it is much needed, and so many people are just not in touch with their hearts - no pun intended - but they may be experiencing things they are dismissing. Most people I have spoken with in regards to skipped beats, have experienced them, themselves, but very infrequently.
You are really on to something and its refreshing to see that more people are trying to narrow this thing down, as you say, it all gets lumped into generic cardiac stories, perhaps arryhmias, then you get to pvc/pac, and it stops there with 'benign'.
This lady i mentioned to you, Sherry A Rogers, has another book as well, i just checked it out at the library, called "Against All Odds" and it is much the same as the other book, mabye a little bit older, but WOW, she is a die hard. She basically says that it gets down to "adaptation of our environment" and how chronic disease develops etc. I will say that she is radical but again i cant deny the stuff she is coming up with. It is headspinning. She ties together chronic pain, with nutrient deficiencies, and the hyperpermeable gut that causes the immune system to respond in which case many food allergies are developed. Why and how does this tie in with arrhythmias? Well, magnesium deficiency can often times go undiagnosed and if not diagnosed can target other smooth muscles such as the coronary artery..there is angina, and boom PVC's etc.
Enough for now, but honestly i keep going back to her books. When you read them you wont know where to begin because we have pollutetd our bodies so much with the envirnoment alone. People dont even look like they used to 30-40 yrs ago. People's hair doesnt shine like it used to, our soil has degraded over the years, and nutrients in the veggies and fruit has deteriorated. Aren't you glad I joined the site? ha ha ha.
Anyways its interesting reading to say the least. I get pac's and pvc's whichever ones they are, about once or twice a day, and i just deal with them. Im a nonsmoker/drinker, im straight and narrow. Doesnt seem to matter. One thing i dont give up is coffee, shame on me. Thanks again, great chatting Elizabeth |