Medicinal plants for palpitations

[kind2creatures]

\r\n \r\n Daily intake of Magnesium Citrate may help, at least 150mg twice a day. Also, topical application of Magnesium Oil to the area during the palpitations might help. I get them sometimes, and they can last a long time. Natural alternatives are much safer than prescriptions drugs, hope you\'re not considering them.\r\n

[Solstice Goat]

\r\n \r\n Thanks K2C, I was thinking mineral too, but I have no knowledge on the subject. Would grey sea salt be a benefit too?\r\n

[kind2creatures]

\r\n \r\n I don\'t know anything about grey sea salt. I have been using regular sea salt for a long time how, and bought some Himalayan Pink to try, but hardly used any of it.
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\n I know that calcium can cause the muscles (like the heart) to tense up, so I\'d advise the OP not to take any calcium supplements, and perhaps take some vitamin k2 to direct any calcium to the bones where it belongs.\r\n

[Solstice Goat]

\r\n \r\n Ok, the calcium/sodium contraction minerals VS the magnesium/potassium relaxation minerals.
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\nGray sea salt has a much higher percentage of chloride than sodium and a way better mineral profile than the garbage referred to as iodized table salt.
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\nI use gray sea salt, magnesium and Concentrace minerals, and haven\'t had a late night leg cramp since.
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\nI get my vitamin K2 from grass fed butter.\r\n

[Angelyca]

\r\n \r\n Hi Nazir,
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\nAnxiety is the main cause of heart palpitations, alike you Nazir I experienced palpitations at least twice a week, the best alternative or natural treatment the doctor advised me is Magnesium, very helpful mineral but also fish oils and the herb called “Hawthorn” , I don’t know if you have already tried it but it has potential benefits for heart problems.\r\n

[d0ug]

\r\n \r\n Most erratic heart beats can be tracked back to a pinched nerve in the spine. A lot of people that have had an erratic heart beat are a little shorter than they where in their 20s
\n Good old Knox gelatine will go a long way to rebuild cartilage because it is cartilage.\r\n

[Nazir]

\r\n \r\n According to you, should I pursue natural medicines treatment or is it better to resort to other treatments if there\'s no great results in few weeks?\r\n

[d0ug]

\r\n \r\n Most natural treatments take time because they are rebuilding the body.
\nIt takes longer to build a house than it takes to destroy it. I personally would go the natural route first.\r\n

[Angelyca]

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\r\n Originally Posted by Nazir\r\n \r\n

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According to you, should I pursue natural medicines treatment or is it better to resort to other treatments if there\'s no great results in few weeks?

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Giving up on natural treatments or herbal medicines is not the best solution I think since it is just an alternative unless your doctor told you so. Yet, what dOug said is right enough. It will take time but at the end you�ll probably see good result. If you really have difficulties in finding other alternatives, try to find this book �The most powerful and efficient medicinal plants� the health publishing company edition, there are traditional and natural cure for each complaint including heart palpitation in it.\r\n

[d0ug]

\r\n \r\n Any time you have a heart problem the short sited doctors will only look at the heart and for get that what causes the heart to beat is an electrical signal from the brain. When that signal is interrupted the heart will act up. The electric signal comes from the brain through the spine to the heart. If you have back problem and that nerve gets pinched the heart will not work correctly most times it is a disc problem so rebuilding the discs would be my approach. Disc is like cartilage and when I said use Knox gelatine it is cartilage that�s how they make it.
\n Hope this explains it better it is total natural.\r\n

[Nazir]

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Giving up on natural treatments or herbal medicines is not the best solution I think since it is just an alternative unless your doctor told you so. Yet, what dOug said is right enough. It will take time but at the end you�ll probably see good result. If you really have difficulties in finding other alternatives, try to find this book �The most powerful and efficient medicinal plants� the health publishing company edition, there are traditional and natural cure for each complaint including heart palpitation in it.

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�The most powerful and efficient medicinal plants� the health publishing company, the book is not new for me; a friend of mine has got this one if I remember well. I�ll try to borrow and read it.
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Any time you have a heart problem the short sited doctors will only look at the heart and for get that what causes the heart to beat is an electrical signal from the brain. When that signal is interrupted the heart will act up. The electric signal comes from the brain through the spine to the heart. If you have back problem and that nerve gets pinched the heart will not work correctly most times it is a disc problem so rebuilding the discs would be my approach. Disc is like cartilage and when I said use Knox gelatine it is cartilage that�s how they make it.
\nHope this explains it better it is total natural.

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Frankly speaking, using natural remedies such as medicinal plants or any other natural alternatives need time but I�ve been running out of patience; however I should have limited myself and been more patient, thanks a lot dOug.\r\n

[d0ug]

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[saved1986]

\r\n \r\n Take magnesium as k2c mentioned and take it in any form except the oxide. Also, take 150 - 300 mg a day. Also add some more fruit or OJ to your diet to get your potassium up. Chamomile tea has mild beta blocking qualities so start with a cup in the morning and one after dinner\r\n

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Hi all,
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\nI have palpitations twice a week, I�ve already tried some natural remedies including medicinal plants but there�s no great result. I wonder if it is better to give up on natural medicines or not.

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Keep a daily journal of your food & drink intake to see if there\'s a link there as well.
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[Hwkmn05]

\r\n \r\n Nazir, Going into my 5th year dealing with Afib, I can tell you this, Meds are a dead end band aid. Of course, what else is new? My greatest success dealing with this has come this year after finding a Natural path and having my blood tested. Rather than boring you with my regimen of supplements, I would suggest you find an ND who can deal with this. If you dont have one in your area, find one online.
\nKind2 s advice is on the mark tho. There is a serious deficiency of Magnesium in our soils now and some like me deplete or do not retain what little we get from foods. That along with a Thyroid issue and dealing with the triggers, sugar, alcohol, gluten etc, has helped me to overcome this horrible condition. I was able to convert back to normal sinus rhythm (NSR) for the first time ever with supplements. But again, find an ND and dont waste time and money on guessing what you should take and the dosage. Were all different and have different lifestyles/systems.\r\n

[Nazir]

Hi all,

I have palpitations twice a week, I�ve already tried some natural remedies including medicinal plants but there�s no great result. I wonder if it is better to give up on natural medicines or not.