Electrician VS doctor

[jfh]

\r\n \r\n If I have a flashing light bulb, it gets replaced.
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\nIf I have an erratic heart beat, I would first check my mineral deficiency (magnesium) or my mineral toxicity (iron).\r\n

[d0ug]

\r\n \r\n I am a great promoter of mineral deficiencies but this one you might look at gelatine deficiency to rebuild the discs in the back. If you ask anyone who has atrial fibrillation (AF or A-fib) is the most common cardiac arrhythmia {heart rhythm disorder} they have lost any where � inch to 3 inches in height.\r\n

[jfh]

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I am a great promoter of mineral deficiencies

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Yes. I know. And I very much appreciate that. That\'s why I responded with minerals in mind.
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\r\nTwo members of my family have inversion units. They only use them for a few minutes in the morning and in the evening. They tell me that this has been the very best for all their back problems and back stress.\r\n

[d0ug]

When people have erratic heart rate the doctor would check the heart and suggest a pace maker or kill part of the heart muscle or even kill you for a second to see if the heat will return to normal function all this works in a way but did not get to the cause.
An electrician if he had a light bulb that was flashing or going on and off. Would not check the bulb but check the wiring for a bad connection.
90% of erratic heart beats is an electrical problem and normally found in the spine as we age the disc in the spine compress causing a pinching of the nerve that comes from the brain to the heart. If you give the body what it needs to regenerate the disc the problem will go away.

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