Please make a video about Teeth cracking and breaking into pieces starting from the gums ( possible causes and what to do to help stop teeth from breaking apart ) and a video about topical magnesium vs oral intake of magnesium
I've watched the CZcams video 'The Grounded' a couple of times, it's also very family friendly. Electric Magnetic Frequencies affect our body so much more that people know. I don't use my wifi often, but on a day that I do turn it on I can see seven of my neighbor's wifi that reach into my home, (wish I could ask them all to adjust the reach of their wifi). This is probably why I began getting more restful sleep after I began grounding at night. It's been three months so I'm sure that is what made the difference. Wired baby monitors are safer for babies. I'm stepping off my soap box now, and I didn't even mention cell phones. :o) Thank you so much Dr. Berg, I can't wait.
I have horrible heart burn and palpitations at night to the point I can’t sleep. The thing is I was in a different state the past 2.5 months and all that was gone the day I left Alaska. Now I’m back in Alaska so did the palpitations and heart burn. It’s horrible.
Sufferers of Atrial Fibrillation should also keep an eye on their Dental Health. I had a root canal treatment that failed and allowed bacteria to invade my jaw! It took 10 months to find the problem and then have Specialist dental treatment to fix the problem. During that period I was having daily attacks of AFIB for up to 5 hours per day! After the tooth was fixed the AFIB events reduced in severity and length, to now when I have not had an AFIB episode for over 6 months. There is some research out there connecting dental bacteria to Heart problems, so it may be worth looking into if you are otherwise healthy but suffer from AFIB.
Thank you! I suffer from skipped heartbeats and pauses a lot for the past 4 to 5 yrs daily. I also had sarcoidosis 29 yrs ago and I had lots of scar tissues on both my upper lungs. Several yrs ago 9 to 10 yrs ago I had PVCs and I have lots of them now, daily and at night while I'm sleeping. I've had stress tests and Holter luke recorders and they heard them on the recorder. I'm at my wit's end. Yes, I've had several root canals done with metal fillings and I've had a few removed. Thank you for sharing! Peace to you!
@@tmabry5515 sarcoidosis, I had never heard of it but it sounds like another inflammatory disease. Turmeric is where you're usually start with that and then you move on to omega-3s like really good fish the best you can buy. As far as premature ventricular contractions don't worry about it. I mean it's not that serious I've got atrial fibrillation that's way more difficult to deal with and more dangerous so I'm on drugs for that. Get a blood clot on your ventricle that's what they're worried about so they give me blood thinners and they slow my heart down with a rate control medication. Just live a heart healthy life and manage your stress rest exercise really really really good food only the best Don't be eating processed food. I know you didn't ask for my opinion but I really care about people in their hearts it's not that hard to move forward in life with some heart problems it's not a death sentence like you know some other diseases. Although usually heart disease is kind of like what gets most of us but there's lots you can do.
@@tmabry5515 owned another thing there's a young woman and she's got that too irregular ventricular contractions. I checked up on it and the cardiologists say it's mostly just normal. Your heart will pause for a second cuz it's resting. If it keeps beating it gets lactic acid build up and that causes the heart to grow That's called athletic heart. People overthink things in the cardiologists you know some of them are good some of them are bad I would suggest you just not listen to those people too much and just let your heart do what it's got to do you know how to live a healthy lifestyle so just concentrate on that. Above all avoid stress I've developed what I call avoidant personality. If something bothers me I avoid it and that's it I'm done with it. I don't worry about consequences I don't worry about anything, it's not worth it.
I started feeling irregular heart beats two weeks ago through out the day and it bothered me cause it was a very bold irregular heart beat. Watched this video, started drinking vit k2+D3 and Magnesium and within one week it all went away. I dont have high BP, I been on intermitent fasting for about 1 year now, run 3-4 miles daily so I was confused about this sudden irregular heart beats. It turns out I am not getting enough magnesium and vit k2-D3 with my diet. I also started blending kale, celery and tomato and drink that juice twice a day to increase potassium intake. My heart arrhythmia is gone now. Thank you Dr Eric Berg!!!!
I like to focus on the electrolytes too. Mountaineering and cycling are linked to AFib. No reason given but I would come home from these activities with white crystals on my clothing. Dryed sweat. Next you have mineral deficiency. For AFib one noteable doc says 2x500mg magnesium per day. Water soluble minerals, we void them every day. Got to stay on top of it.
I know this is a year old but people are over calcified. My bone doctor prescribed calcium. I took magnesium and continue to. If you have bumps on your legs you have a calcium problem.
@@RkicF8 calcium isn't the problem for some people wouldn't have osteoporosis if they can't store the calcium in their bones because they don't have the vitamin d. But you're right calcium is easy to get it's in a lot of stuff especially if you're eating meats and dairy. The other three electrolytes are what you should be concentrating on magnesium, potassium, sodium, in that order. If you're eating leafy greens then soft tissue calcium is not a problem it's transported to your bones where it belongs. Calcium does not belong in your veins and it does not belong in your pineal gland it's bad for your health. So I take a calcium channel blocker. This is because it overstimulates the heart and I need to slow my heart down so that it don't get atrial fibrillation. It's amazing how much you learn when you get a disease. But if you watch Dr Berg's videos he points this out and he's absolutely right about calcium and the way it works in the body.
@@TLH442 Very interesting. Pink salt and magnesium in my diet now. Got DR Bergs Electrolyte formula today and also got some bile salts. I see my relatives who had their gall bladder removed 10 years ago are now getting joint replacements. This is not good. I think calcium is a huge problem. Switched to sheep and goat cheese. You are right though everybody needs potassium.
@@RkicF8 probably. They talk about k2 and soft tissue calcium. Hardening of the arteries calcium deposits in the pineal gland affecting mood all sorts of bad effects I'm going to calcium channel blocker just to keep my heart from messing up I've studied it a lot. Of the four electrolytes calcium is the easiest one to get and a lot of the doctors have said that too they say don't worry about calcium. You get tons of it with the regular North American diet Even broccoli as a vegetable is loaded with it.
@@Jhadyspeaksgallstones are made from hardened bile... Kidney stones, whilst being mainly calcium, have other "ingredients" unlikely to be affected by K2... Personally, I take 10'000 IUs of D3 and 100mcgs of K2 myself daily... 😎👍☘
Dr berg is always on time, i was in the hospital yesterday for arital fibrillation, i cheated off the keto diet and ate ice cream and I believe that's what caused my afib. When I'm eating right I have no problems. Once I eat something unhealthy my afib acts up
Louis Hernandez That’s because you probably are on the brink of magnesium deficiency. Sugar needs insuline to Lowe blood sugar spikes and that causes magnesium to go outside the cell.
I've been on keto, religiously, for a year. Then I had a whopper. Bloated, exhausted, felt gross like reverse keto flu. No AFib tho and I'm prone to it.
Dr.Berg, I think to me the main reason that was causing my heart arrhythmias is the sugar, carbs and high insuline. Once I changed my diet to Keto and reduced dramatically my calories intake, I noticed that this problem was gone completly, and also my problem with headech was gone too.
Dr. Berg, what would we all do without you. Thank U so much for this absolute important information. The thumbs down on these videos will not be praised by me as these people do not know the importance of your life giving information. God Bless you.
Your welcome, I like how your studies and research you actually show how certain Substances such as calcium affect the body in different ways it’s almost as if You’re sharing your knowledge and that not all doctors have the time to do this. Hopefully in the future if I have any future health issues maybe you could answer a question for me thanks a ton
I really value all your information. You are able to keep a great balance between being well researched and able to understand. Your topics are also very relevant!
My consumption of a whole strawberry cheesecake yesterday gave me heart palpitations probably from the sugar and the realisation of what I'd just done due to missing a sugar hit since starting keto. Oh well, back on track immediately, starting with exercise and a long fast.
Hah !! Dale you and me both !! 🙄 I bought a locally made Baileys-infused cheesecake (about 5"diameter) and ate half at one go... OMG it was gorgeous...😋 but having cut sugar out of my diet years ago, it REALLY gave me an insulin spike... palpitation ?? I even got a headache from it !! 😂😂 The rest of it was nibbled on for a week 🙄😏 Mmmm... 😈
Could also be tyramine sensitivity. All berries are high in amines, the cheese too. Combining two foods high in amines when you have a sensitivity always results in palpitations, and possibly an elevated BP, migraine.
@@evilprospers6838 you can really feel every beat, like your hearts tryin to burst out of your chest almost.... & usually its beating a lot faster than normal... its the sensation that really freaks people out more than anything else, theres no pain or anything like that... 😒
I have persistent atrial fibrillation and have just started taking Taurine and Magnesium (I already took D3&K2) and my arrhythmia has gone. It's early days yet but hopefully, I have found a breakthrough
I love the bit where he says Arrythmias can lead to sudden death and there's a photo of a tagged corpse in a morgue. If you have any type of arrhythmia and want to know what's truly going on and how best to manage then stay in CZcams and type the name 'Sanjay Gupta' for all questions on different arrhythmias. A cardiologist from York Hospital in England.
Hi Dr. Berg Thanks again: for your constant flow of health information for health minded folks. Always something to learn on your channel. Irish Bob appreciates it all.😇😎
Dr Berg I like your board setting out the presentation. Great to "see" as well as hear what you are saying. Ability to pause and rethink is wonderful and helps fix the content in my mind. BUT, the video keeps switching away from the board onto unnecessary "pictures" that usually do not enhance the learning experience. Reduce this other "stuff" or better still remove it completely. I love your quick explanatory informative videos with great content on the board. The board is the learning medium. The rest is guff and puff. Thanks
Yesterday, on my own, I discovered after coffee I need to increase my magnesium AND potassium, because the coffee shot my b.p. up and an avocado took it down. This is good news. I had afib last year was put on drugs for that, am weening off those drugs, and am taking K2 during this process. Timely video, this is good news.
I have suffered atrial fibrillation and flutter having had 2 ablation. I have tachycardia as well. I had open heart surgery for birth defect 43 years ago. TAPVR 2 w/ASD. I was told this is what caused my arrhythmias.
For years ive suffered from GERD taking large daily doses of calcium antacids never realizing until recently that was driving the problem . After learning about and then taking betaine hydrochloride the problem subsided and my digestion improved. But I've developed atrial fibrillation and think that all that calcium for all those years may be the primary culprit . Glad that you've made me aware of excess calcium's potential health threat. I do take daily electrolytes and magnesium. Thank you.
@@DonnellaDelHollywood , Yes , paroxymal atrial fibrillation has . Just haft to be careful to avoid some dietary triggers or intense physical exertion.
Do people with zero calcium scores from a coronary artery calcium test have arrhythmia problems. Your video, doctor, is the only one that comes close to answering this. All the MDs are blank on this topic. I am astounded.
I had it years ago and in my case was high iron. I learned it from a book on natural remedies which came to me by serendipity. I took calcium magnesium pills and the arrhythmia stop in days..amazing. I learned when over 50 you should not eat much iron instead change to magnesium calcium . I ve been eating brewers yeast for years...since young as a supplement..I stop that.
I know this is years old, but just a wild shot in the dark. Can you tell me the book name and the brand and dose of calcium magnesium you used. I have high iron. Please and thank you.
@@Deadbolthead will find books name & author. But, just find any Calcium magnesium & zinc product. Try it for a week, then have a blood test...better have a before and after b test for iron. One week to 2 weeks should do it. Its simple. No risks. You have tachicardia as well..?..
@@rnunezc.4575 Wow! Thank you so much for responding. I have had daily palpitations for a year now. Usually 1,000-2,000 daily but I’ve had as many as 6,000 daily. My iron is high (hemochromatosis) and I give blood to keep it down. If you have any info to share on what exactly you did, I’d appreciate it a lot!!! If not, I’ll check out the book. Thank you so much for responding!
This video made me realise theres likely way to much calcium in well water at the place i just moved too. Ive always had a cup of coffee a day and its never bothered me
Excellent putting all the pieces together..mom had arrythmias...on Coumadin many years so limited greens allowed. Bad reactions to anti- arrhythmics...magnesium was perfect for her.
I developed AFib last summer. UGH. I take a low-dose beta-blocker, plus the blood thinner xarelto. But I tend to agree with you and this video of Dr. Bergs. When I increase my magnesium intake I always start to feel much more relaxed and my heart rhythm stays steady and solid. I drink too much coffee, so that depletes magnesium which is a bad thing. Am working to reduce the amount of coffee I consume. (Glad things are working out good for your mom!)☺
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 thanks, actually forgot to mention she also had 2 cardioversion procedures which did not work and she actually coded on the table for a brief period. These meds and procedures are often dangerous and ineffective. Hate that she remains on Coumadin but can't chance that. It's good that you're realizing and are able to make some lifestyle changes that sound like would work.better than another med with potential other side effects.
Yep, completely agree w/ Dr. Berg... been taking vitamin D3, vitamin K2 & magnesium! I feel so much better! It didn’t happen overnight! The change took 2 months to work w/my body. Thank you, Dr. Eric Berg!🇺🇸👍🏻
@@jenniferh7297 , for the Vitamin D3 - it’s label is Innovative quality KAL , activGels Liquid-fill softgels- 25 mcg (1000 IU) Soy Free . This vitamin D-3 (from Cholecalciferol) (fish) this soft gel also has vitamin A (from Cod Liver Oil) 60 mcg. Vitamin K2 is MK-7 100 mcg Manufactured by: LINBERG Nutrition. MK-7 (Menaquinone -7) Quick Release Capsules non-GMO & gluten free. The Magnesium is from Piping Rock Health Products. 400 mg Quick Release softgels. All are purity & potency Guarantee. I ordered the vitamin K2 & Magnesium online. The vitamin D3 , I shopped at my local Nutrition health store. Good luck & take care.
@@lisahause8705 How are you still doing with the vitamin k?? I read it moves calcium from tbe body to the bones. If one already has calcium build up, or deposits, and they take vitamin k, is it possible Vitamin K can cause palpitations when moving calcium from the arteries and tissue? A lot of people report palpitations and chest pain when taking this supplement. Do you take yours daily?
@@HoneeyBee3 yes, I take my vitamin K everyday , along w/vitamin D3…I don’t receive heart palpitations or chest pain. I believe it’s because I eat foods w/large amount of potassium & also take a potassium pill (morning) & also take a magnesium pill at night….reducing those side effects. I sleep much better. Take Care.😊
Stress and chocolate got me. I eat mostly dark chocolate almost on a daily basis,too much of it but I do it because of the magnesium and potassium content. I’ve read in an article that cocoa is has the highest content in mg and potassium out of them all.
this video saved my life i got severe arrhythmias after taking only 100mg of calcium citrate my heart was beating non stop not resting between beats my hands started getting heavy felt like heart attack luckily i had magnesium in my bag after 5 minutes of taking it blood flow and heart came back normal i went to ER and they couldnt figure this out not even md doctor i feel bad for anyone who keeps taking calcium without knowing what they doing btw i am 220lbs muscular fit guy and 100mg of calcium did this to my heart wonder what people doing gambling with there heart with 1000mg dosages you are life saver dr berg god bless you
Dr Berg, I notice your depiction of K2 is letter and No with vegetables in the background. However, K2 is not in veg, but animal products. K1 is in veggies.
My 18 year old daughter had sudden death in December. Luckily directly in front of me and we did CPR and she was life flighted and everything. It was determined due to heart arrhythmia and potentially is Brugata although genetic testing was done and still not for sure. She had been drinking quite a few energy drinks for about a year leading up to the incident. None that day but she experienced a migraine and left work early. She was feeling a lot of stress as well. If makes sense to me that the energy drinks most likely were a leading factor.
Lovely, thx dr berg, so if I have a electrolyte drink which has low level of calcium but high level of magnesium and potassium and sodium will this work?
Many thanks Dr Berg. I was told I had a non-Specific Intraventricular conduction delay. (wow) which seemed to have gotten worse over the last 12 months. after watching this video I reduced my Vitamin D (I was taking 30,000 to 40,000 IU a day) Within 2 days my Palpitations had reduced by 80%. Now I feel I may have it under control.
That’s a large dose of vitamin d. My dr told me to take it 3 times a week every other day because it can cause damage if taking too much and I only take 5000 iuds
Damm! I found this video by fluke and so glad I did - I am scared to go to bed because of my heart working overtime!! I had a chocolate fix - wine 2 hours before! Thank you for this video I know I'm not going to die in bed tonight - no chocolate!
Before Dr. Berg's lessons, I had periods a arrhythmia. Now? NEVER. I do exactly what Dr. Berg says. I use his K2D3. It is amazing. I can't thank this good doctor enough. A true Godsend. Sweet Karen Berg is also a Godsend. And their daughter, who is cooking up recipes they invent. Yum!
I also took magnesium , vit k , cod liver oil, tocotrienols and now it seems i have good balance because i feel so calm and the same time so energetic like never before, i also eat a lot of veggies and not too much carbs and avoid processed foods
Thanks Dr. Berg for your knowledge! Please share the lab where you get intracellular testing done. It was not included in the description as you mentioned.
I have SVT. I currently take a beta blocker. I took a calcium channel blocker, which didn't help. Also if I take magnesium it makes my SVT worse. When I take high amounts of potassium supplements I actually feel better for a while. I take vitamin k2 with d3.
My meds are Xarelto, metoprolol and pantoprazole for atrail fib and pantoprazole for acid reflux that was scaring my throat. I've been taking these for 15 years and I'm still in atrail fib. I've had a stroke when I was switched to just aspirin. I'm going to buckle down and try all of this. I eat clean but not enough vegetables because I was following the carnivore diet. I need help to quit smoking. How stupid am I with atrail fib and smoking. I do lift weights and dedicated to training
Thanks dr Eric berg for explaining the essential health issue in such an easy to understand manner god bless you all your videos contain gems of knowledge good wishes.
AF can also result from having had cardiac surgery - such as my Mum who needed an aortic valve replacement (born with a bicuspid instead of tricuspid one). (She has blood thinners to prevent clots)
If vitamin K2 helps keep excess Calcium out of cells, then why does supplementing with K2 often cause heart palpitations & arrhythmias in many patients? Which form of K2 (or K1) is recommended? Any insights on this issue, please do share! Thanks
I was advised that as we age the body clock alters calcium build up from bones and teeth to soft tissue. The calcification of arterial disease. Then advised to eat natto or take vit k2 mk7 along with vit D3 as it reverses the calcium build up in soft tissue back to bones teeth or passed out in stools. Electrolytes are important as well. I understand everybody's body is different. Now a few years later arteries should be a lot cleaner. K2 mk7 also prevents plaque on teeth and can help with prevention of tooth decay. It is known that bad teeth and arteries go together. God bless
If one already has calcium build up, or deposits, and they take vitK, is it possible Vitamin K can cause palpitations when moving calcium from the arteries and tissue? A lot of people report palpitations and chest pain when taking this supplement.
I was taking 3 Mo Calcium because I broke my arm and when my arm healed, in one week I was diagnosed with Afib. I know, that I had the heart problem for a while way before the broken arm but I told my cardiologist about this coincidence and he said that calcium will not make Afib worse. He told me nothing about electrolytes and something close to this. Nothing. He just give me pills and offer electrical shock to fix my heart. It could work but he admit that the problem can come back in one year. Of curse, because it would not target the cause. I was also shocked when I told him, that I can not have any sugar or carbohydrates, because my heart would go very fast. He just looked at me and said nothing.
Thank you so much for this information. I have been experiencing this and I am making changes immediately, top of the list being caffeine and chocolate. I’ve relaxed a little too much on my keto too ... a great gentle reminder to get back on track! Leading first with those wonderful vegetables of course, and I do sincerely mean that! I do love them, I just love the chocolate and other things that are not the best for me too! Keto is an every day way of life!
Arrythmia can also result from cold . Remedy : teaspoon of ginger powder many times a day (except in high pressure we substitute it with non cooked garlic on your dishes). That was mentioned in the Quran
I had a sinus arrhythmia result on my ekg without any abnormalities my last two ekgs came out normal but i still feel the abnormal beats will start taking magnesium
I cut back on coffee to one a day (from 5 a day) but considering ditching coffee for good. Shall i keep it 1 a day or ditch it completely? I can ditch it if it means better health
Great video. Not sure why, but it makes me want to double check my own habits, like making sure I can't get excess calcium from smoking medical pot. Also...this new knowledge does line up with my new personal thoughts that excessive calcium may be a notable culprit in increasing sensitivity to EMF radiation... from say a cellphone and Wi-Fi home router. will look deeper into this. and i finally looked into chicken production since the doc has videos on it....after seeing Google images of chicken on a zinc deficient diet.... think I'll insist on natural ones like they do overseas
What about arrythmia caused by prolapse of the mitral valve? My doctor told me I must have it from birth. Can this be true? Your information is very very useful but how can I take supplements without fearing superdosage? Thank you!
Really appreciate this video. Just got diagnosed with Afib and it’s a bit of a mystery to me given I’m not that old and I’m in good shape. I’m suspecting alcohol, which I have now cut, or the antidepressant I’ve been on for 20 years
Dr Burg we thank you for all thing that u always give us health awareness. And I saw changes on my health. But please take care of yourself. There are evil people too who don’t want this type of help.
Hi Dr.Berg, my name is Leslie. I’m looking for the link to get the intracellular test done and I can’t find it. I’ve been dealing with heart palpitations for a little over three months now and it was getting really bad to where I walk up steps or take a shower and it starts acting up for about 15-20mins. I started taking magnesium. It helped a lot, but then it didn’t go away came back after a week, so I started taking Potassium, It also helped a lot but didn’t go away. It started coming back until I started putting a little bit of pink Himalayan salt in my water. I don’t know what to do because when I get the racing heartbeat by the time the ambulance comes or by the time I drive to the emergency room it goes back to normal, they do nothing for me after that. It’s stressing me out more day by day. Lucky after a little over a month of waiting my echo and stress test appointment is this Saturday Dec 10th. I also get chest pain with every beat on the left side that comes only when I have gas and even after belching. I’ve been severely constipated for a little over three months and haven’t had a bowel movement where today makes the sixth day. I never knew that hospitals would just send a person home that’s having multiple palpitations about 3 times a day for over 3 months. Some days I can’t even 5 AM because of this study hard heartbeat. I have a serious problem and I feel like the only way they’ll help me is if I come in the unconscious. I don’t understand why they are ignoring this for so long. I don’t smoke or drink. I haven’t vaped in a little over 3 months now. When I eat or drink water, it usually starts with the hard heartbeat, then fast palpitations when I stand or walk. I don’t know what to do
I know how you feel. It seems that American doctors know only two diseases, heart disease and cancer. They prescribe blood thinners for the one and chemo for the other. I think you are correct about the intracellular blood test. It is the best way to see inside the cells ,they may be the wrong shape or they may die prematurely. M.D Anderson in Houston seems to have a doctor who knows a bit about such things. He has written some erudite papers on the problem. Their website is good.
@@joseeallyn9950 thank you, it turned out that it was a lack of water getting through to my intestines because of severe constipation, and due to that restriction of water, it was causing my organs to be without enough water as well, and turned out that MiraLAX was all I needed. It went away the first day of taking it, and by the third day the chest pains went away completely.
Dr. Berg, how to test Calcium content in blood or in the body? Is it the same as the CAC test (Coronary Calcification) measurement of cholesterol in arteries build up? Thank you for all your videos Dr. Berg, I learned a lot from this video. You are truly helping people to stay away from chemicals.
I actually have palpitations and twitching when i take magnesium and calcium calms the body down. Some people have lower calcium levels and I don't think everyone should lower calcium intake.
I had a cbc done recently and my calcium was slightly high according to my dr. It is 10.3 should be at 9 I read online at my age which is 42. The range from the lab is 10.2. I have to go back soon to recheck my blood work and check my vitamin d levels.
magnesium is a balancer and shouldn't in and of itself have any effect on calcium levels, unlike hardness generally the higher the hardness the lower the calcium and vice verca, whats also interesting to note is in my experiments with electrolysis in sea water i found at lower voltages calcium carbonate is precipitated and at higher levels it precipitates magnesium, im assuming the human body utilises the same chemical process. i suffered for over a decade with a drug refractory pvc burden >20,000 per day, calcium channel blockers had no effect, diet appeared to play no part either....
this was a great video , I don't consume any of those on that list that contribute to palps ,, but each one of those even a small portion and my heart is going insane ... if I take in ANY caffeine , sugar , salt or potassium.... forget it 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ afib two days
and this is why drs prescribe calcium channel blockers. Which helps the arrhythmia. But drugs aren't always the best solution as it's band aiding the issue.
Dr Berg , I eat lots of vegetables and have no habit of Alcohol or Caffaine or sugar. Am having palpitations and very irregular heart beats recently. I am also practicing Yoga , walking , swimming regularly. Not very sure why this is coming to me. My resting heart has been always low. Can you please advise.
I had 80 to 100+ BPM after 3 months of K2, magnesium and coq10 I now sleep with 56 to 65 beats per minute, asking 5 doctors was a huge waste of time and money I had to research for myself.
Every night I feel the shock-like feeling in may whole left side of the body, then I feel sleepy and my blood pressure goes up to 130/90. Then I will feel my heart is pounding really hard. Is it because Im having arrhytmias?
Sounds more like anxiety & stress... are you measuring your bp every night before bed ? DON'T !! 🤔 You are only setting yourself up for worrying about it... Go for a good walk every evening before bed, take NO stimulants like coffee etc. and try some calming therapies... essential oils for pleasent scents. Take Dr. Bergs advice on supplementation/diet & RELAX... I'm assuming you are not a smoker 🙄 If none of this works, go get some tests done to find the cause... 😉
@@peterfitzpatrick7032 im a smoker and cant stop it.. my bad.. i will take your advice. My feet gets cold also at night. Whats the difference between working out or just walking at night and in the morning?
Another BIG cause of Heart Palpitations is exposure to excessive EMF. Stay tuned on a video just on this very important topic.
Please make a video about Teeth cracking and breaking into pieces starting from the gums ( possible causes and what to do to help stop teeth from breaking apart ) and a video about topical magnesium vs oral intake of magnesium
I've watched the CZcams video 'The Grounded' a couple of times, it's also very family friendly. Electric Magnetic Frequencies affect our body so much more that people know. I don't use my wifi often, but on a day that I do turn it on I can see seven of my neighbor's wifi that reach into my home, (wish I could ask them all to adjust the reach of their wifi). This is probably why I began getting more restful sleep after I began grounding at night. It's been three months so I'm sure that is what made the difference. Wired baby monitors are safer for babies. I'm stepping off my soap box now, and I didn't even mention cell phones. :o) Thank you so much Dr. Berg, I can't wait.
What was the name of the lab for the intracellular test?
I have horrible heart burn and palpitations at night to the point I can’t sleep. The thing is I was in a different state the past 2.5 months and all that was gone the day I left Alaska. Now I’m back in Alaska so did the palpitations and heart burn. It’s horrible.
Hi there! Thank you for the video suggestions. I will check with Dr. Berg about doing a video on these subjects!
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Sufferers of Atrial Fibrillation should also keep an eye on their Dental Health. I had a root canal treatment that failed and allowed bacteria to invade my jaw! It took 10 months to find the problem and then have Specialist dental treatment to fix the problem. During that period I was having daily attacks of AFIB for up to 5 hours per day! After the tooth was fixed the AFIB events reduced in severity and length, to now when I have not had an AFIB episode for over 6 months. There is some research out there connecting dental bacteria to Heart problems, so it may be worth looking into if you are otherwise healthy but suffer from AFIB.
Glad you found the fix. Was your jaw infection a type of focal infection as discovered by Weston Price?
Bacterial endocarditis maybe mitigate AFib. I have chronic AFib so understand as well as I can.
Thank you! I suffer from skipped heartbeats and pauses a lot for the past 4 to 5 yrs daily. I also had sarcoidosis 29 yrs ago and I had lots of scar tissues on both my upper lungs. Several yrs ago 9 to 10 yrs ago I had PVCs and I have lots of them now, daily and at night while I'm sleeping. I've had stress tests and Holter luke recorders and they heard them on the recorder. I'm at my wit's end. Yes, I've had several root canals done with metal fillings and I've had a few removed. Thank you for sharing! Peace to you!
@@tmabry5515 sarcoidosis, I had never heard of it but it sounds like another inflammatory disease. Turmeric is where you're usually start with that and then you move on to omega-3s like really good fish the best you can buy. As far as premature ventricular contractions don't worry about it. I mean it's not that serious I've got atrial fibrillation that's way more difficult to deal with and more dangerous so I'm on drugs for that. Get a blood clot on your ventricle that's what they're worried about so they give me blood thinners and they slow my heart down with a rate control medication. Just live a heart healthy life and manage your stress rest exercise really really really good food only the best Don't be eating processed food. I know you didn't ask for my opinion but I really care about people in their hearts it's not that hard to move forward in life with some heart problems it's not a death sentence like you know some other diseases. Although usually heart disease is kind of like what gets most of us but there's lots you can do.
@@tmabry5515 owned another thing there's a young woman and she's got that too irregular ventricular contractions. I checked up on it and the cardiologists say it's mostly just normal. Your heart will pause for a second cuz it's resting. If it keeps beating it gets lactic acid build up and that causes the heart to grow That's called athletic heart. People overthink things in the cardiologists you know some of them are good some of them are bad I would suggest you just not listen to those people too much and just let your heart do what it's got to do you know how to live a healthy lifestyle so just concentrate on that. Above all avoid stress I've developed what I call avoidant personality. If something bothers me I avoid it and that's it I'm done with it. I don't worry about consequences I don't worry about anything, it's not worth it.
I was plagued by depression and arrhythmia for decades. When l started suspecting mercury in my dental fillings and had them replaced it all stopped.
😮😮😮wow
I started feeling irregular heart beats two weeks ago through out the day and it bothered me cause it was a very bold irregular heart beat. Watched this video, started drinking vit k2+D3 and Magnesium and within one week it all went away. I dont have high BP, I been on intermitent fasting for about 1 year now, run 3-4 miles daily so I was confused about this sudden irregular heart beats. It turns out I am not getting enough magnesium and vit k2-D3 with my diet. I also started blending kale, celery and tomato and drink that juice twice a day to increase potassium intake. My heart arrhythmia is gone now. Thank you Dr Eric Berg!!!!
Mine arrhythmia was stress related. Got rid of it by changing surroundings that caused the stress and doing yoga.
Branislav Bosnjak If I have some..., relatioship is to blame!
Did you up your leafy green vegetable intake as well
@@whitevoodooman7276 No, not at that point it was couple years ago. But I'm doing it now :D.
I had my 3 root canaled teeth removed. I hope that helps
Getting my potassium, magnesium, and even increasing my sodium has helped me a lot - but it definitely takes a while.
I like to focus on the electrolytes too. Mountaineering and cycling are linked to AFib. No reason given but I would come home from these activities with white crystals on my clothing. Dryed sweat. Next you have mineral deficiency. For AFib one noteable doc says 2x500mg magnesium per day. Water soluble minerals, we void them every day. Got to stay on top of it.
I know this is a year old but people are over calcified. My bone doctor prescribed calcium. I took magnesium and continue to. If you have bumps on your legs you have a calcium problem.
@@RkicF8 calcium isn't the problem for some people wouldn't have osteoporosis if they can't store the calcium in their bones because they don't have the vitamin d. But you're right calcium is easy to get it's in a lot of stuff especially if you're eating meats and dairy. The other three electrolytes are what you should be concentrating on magnesium, potassium, sodium, in that order. If you're eating leafy greens then soft tissue calcium is not a problem it's transported to your bones where it belongs. Calcium does not belong in your veins and it does not belong in your pineal gland it's bad for your health. So I take a calcium channel blocker. This is because it overstimulates the heart and I need to slow my heart down so that it don't get atrial fibrillation. It's amazing how much you learn when you get a disease. But if you watch Dr Berg's videos he points this out and he's absolutely right about calcium and the way it works in the body.
@@TLH442 Very interesting. Pink salt and magnesium in my diet now. Got DR Bergs Electrolyte formula today and also got some bile salts. I see my relatives who had their gall bladder removed 10 years ago are now getting joint replacements. This is not good. I think calcium is a huge problem. Switched to sheep and goat cheese. You are right though everybody needs potassium.
@@RkicF8 probably. They talk about k2 and soft tissue calcium. Hardening of the arteries calcium deposits in the pineal gland affecting mood all sorts of bad effects I'm going to calcium channel blocker just to keep my heart from messing up I've studied it a lot. Of the four electrolytes calcium is the easiest one to get and a lot of the doctors have said that too they say don't worry about calcium. You get tons of it with the regular North American diet Even broccoli as a vegetable is loaded with it.
K2 is a very underrated vitamin. It not only remove excessive calcium, but also prevents osteoporosis, that's two big birds with one stone.
As long as its not a gall or kidney stone 😖😖
@@peterfitzpatrick7032 what do you mean?
@@Jhadyspeaksgallstones are made from hardened bile...
Kidney stones, whilst being mainly calcium, have other "ingredients" unlikely to be affected by K2...
Personally, I take 10'000 IUs of D3 and 100mcgs of K2 myself daily...
😎👍☘
Dr berg is always on time, i was in the hospital yesterday for arital fibrillation, i cheated off the keto diet and ate ice cream and I believe that's what caused my afib. When I'm eating right I have no problems. Once I eat something unhealthy my afib acts up
Louis Hernandez That’s because you probably are on the brink of magnesium deficiency. Sugar needs insuline to Lowe blood sugar spikes and that causes magnesium to go outside the cell.
I've been on keto, religiously, for a year. Then I had a whopper. Bloated, exhausted, felt gross like reverse keto flu. No AFib tho and I'm prone to it.
Gastrointestinal Vegas Nerve Hyperstimulation.
What an info-packed video. The kind I'm going to have to re-watch a couple of times to absorb it all. Thanks!
Dr.Berg, I think to me the main reason that was causing my heart arrhythmias is the sugar, carbs and high insuline. Once I changed my diet to Keto and reduced dramatically my calories intake, I noticed that this problem was gone completly, and also my problem with headech was gone too.
Are u talking about pvcs?
He already has been telling us about Lito, sugar free.what do you mean.
Dr Berg is the best teacher ever! ✌🏼😎👍🏼
Dr. Berg, what would we all do without you. Thank U so much for this absolute important information. The thumbs down on these videos will not be praised by me as these people do not know the importance of your life giving information. God Bless you.
Your very informative, appreciate the videos
Thank you for watching!
Your welcome, I like how your studies and research you actually show how certain Substances such as calcium affect the body in different ways it’s almost as if You’re sharing your knowledge and that not all doctors have the time to do this. Hopefully in the future if I have any future health issues maybe you could answer a question for me thanks a ton
I really value all your information. You are able to keep a great balance between being well researched and able to understand. Your topics are also very relevant!
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching!
The best
My consumption of a whole strawberry cheesecake yesterday gave me heart palpitations probably from the sugar and the realisation of what I'd just done due to missing a sugar hit since starting keto. Oh well, back on track immediately, starting with exercise and a long fast.
Hah !! Dale you and me both !! 🙄
I bought a locally made Baileys-infused cheesecake (about 5"diameter) and ate half at one go... OMG it was gorgeous...😋 but having cut sugar out of my diet years ago, it REALLY gave me an insulin spike... palpitation ?? I even got a headache from it !! 😂😂
The rest of it was nibbled on for a week 🙄😏 Mmmm... 😈
Could also be tyramine sensitivity. All berries are high in amines, the cheese too. Combining two foods high in amines when you have a sensitivity always results in palpitations, and possibly an elevated BP, migraine.
What does a heart palpitation feel like
@@evilprospers6838 you can really feel every beat, like your hearts tryin to burst out of your chest almost.... & usually its beating a lot faster than normal... its the sensation that really freaks people out more than anything else, theres no pain or anything like that... 😒
LOL
Taurine can really help too, I take 4000mg a day and it helps with transportation of cal, mag, potassium sodium.
I have persistent atrial fibrillation and have just started taking Taurine and Magnesium (I already took D3&K2) and my arrhythmia has gone. It's early days yet but hopefully, I have found a breakthrough
I love the bit where he says Arrythmias can lead to sudden death and there's a photo of a tagged corpse in a morgue. If you have any type of arrhythmia and want to know what's truly going on and how best to manage then stay in CZcams and type the name 'Sanjay Gupta' for all questions on different arrhythmias. A cardiologist from York Hospital in England.
such information is nowhere else available - its really gold
Hi Dr. Berg
Thanks again: for your constant flow of health information for health minded folks.
Always something to learn on your channel.
Irish Bob appreciates it all.😇😎
I’m so glad to have found this channel 2yrs ago I’ve been learning a lot sooo much to learn from you Dr Berg thank you good Sir ❤️❤️❤️
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching!
Me too 😁
Dr Berg
I like your board setting out the presentation. Great to "see" as well as hear what you are saying.
Ability to pause and rethink is wonderful and helps fix the content in my mind.
BUT, the video keeps switching away from the board onto unnecessary "pictures" that usually do not enhance the learning experience.
Reduce this other "stuff" or better still remove it completely.
I love your quick explanatory informative videos with great content on the board.
The board is the learning medium. The rest is guff and puff.
Thanks
Yesterday, on my own, I discovered after coffee I need to increase my magnesium AND potassium, because the coffee shot my b.p. up and an avocado took it down. This is good news. I had afib last year was put on drugs for that, am weening off those drugs, and am taking K2 during this process. Timely video, this is good news.
Avocados really help me. I had a few a day and couldn't believe how good I Felt compared to other things I ate. Was fasting and added the avocado.
I have suffered atrial fibrillation and flutter having had 2 ablation. I have tachycardia as well. I had open heart surgery for birth defect 43 years ago. TAPVR 2 w/ASD. I was told this is what caused my arrhythmias.
For years ive suffered from GERD taking large daily doses of calcium antacids never realizing until recently that was driving the problem . After learning about and then taking betaine hydrochloride the problem subsided and my digestion improved. But I've developed atrial fibrillation and think that all that calcium for all those years may be the primary culprit . Glad that you've made me aware of excess calcium's potential health threat. I do take daily electrolytes and magnesium. Thank you.
Did your atrial fibrillation subside?
@@DonnellaDelHollywood , Yes , paroxymal atrial fibrillation has . Just haft to be careful to avoid some dietary triggers or intense physical exertion.
Do people with zero calcium scores from a coronary artery calcium test have arrhythmia problems. Your video, doctor, is the only one that comes close to answering this. All the MDs are blank on this topic. I am astounded.
I had it years ago and in my case was high iron. I learned it from a book on natural remedies which came to me by serendipity. I took calcium magnesium pills and the arrhythmia stop in days..amazing. I learned when over 50 you should not eat much iron instead change to magnesium calcium . I ve been eating brewers yeast for years...since young as a supplement..I stop that.
I know this is years old, but just a wild shot in the dark.
Can you tell me the book name and the brand and dose of calcium magnesium you used.
I have high iron.
Please and thank you.
@@Deadbolthead will find books name & author. But, just find any Calcium magnesium & zinc product. Try it for a week, then have a blood test...better have a before and after b test for iron.
One week to 2 weeks should do it. Its simple. No risks. You have tachicardia as well..?..
@@Deadbolthead Dr Helen Pensanti. Book vitamins & minerals. Hope helps.
@@rnunezc.4575 Wow! Thank you so much for responding. I have had daily palpitations for a year now. Usually 1,000-2,000 daily but I’ve had as many as 6,000 daily. My iron is high (hemochromatosis) and I give blood to keep it down. If you have any info to share on what exactly you did, I’d appreciate it a lot!!! If not, I’ll check out the book. Thank you so much for responding!
Alright I’m ditching coffee. I’m tired of these palpitations 🙄 I’m already taking dr Bergs electrolytes, sunlight everyday, eating veggies, doing keto, Like jeez!!
This video made me realise theres likely way to much calcium in well water at the place i just moved too. Ive always had a cup of coffee a day and its never bothered me
I never realized this! I have to share this video because this is such important information!!
Thank you for watching and sharing!
Thanks Doc, now I know what to do for I suffer this kind of illness for 7 years
Thank you Doctor, couldn't stop admiring your videos.
Excellent putting all the pieces together..mom had arrythmias...on Coumadin many years so limited greens allowed. Bad reactions to anti- arrhythmics...magnesium was perfect for her.
I developed AFib last summer. UGH. I take a low-dose beta-blocker, plus the blood thinner xarelto.
But I tend to agree with you and this video of Dr. Bergs. When I increase my magnesium intake I always start to feel much more relaxed and my heart rhythm stays steady and solid. I drink too much coffee, so that depletes magnesium which is a bad thing. Am working to reduce the amount of coffee I consume. (Glad things are working out good for your mom!)☺
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 thanks, actually forgot to mention she also had 2 cardioversion procedures which did not work and she actually coded on the table for a brief period. These meds and procedures are often dangerous and ineffective. Hate that she remains on Coumadin but can't chance that. It's good that you're realizing and are able to make some lifestyle changes that sound like would work.better than another med with potential other side effects.
Yep, completely agree w/ Dr. Berg... been taking vitamin D3, vitamin K2 & magnesium! I feel so much better! It didn’t happen overnight! The change took 2 months to work w/my body. Thank you, Dr. Eric Berg!🇺🇸👍🏻
May I ask what products you use??
@@jenniferh7297 , for the Vitamin D3 - it’s label is Innovative quality KAL , activGels Liquid-fill softgels- 25 mcg (1000 IU) Soy Free . This vitamin D-3 (from Cholecalciferol) (fish) this soft gel also has vitamin A (from Cod Liver Oil) 60 mcg. Vitamin K2 is MK-7 100 mcg Manufactured by: LINBERG Nutrition. MK-7 (Menaquinone -7) Quick Release Capsules non-GMO & gluten free. The Magnesium is from Piping Rock Health Products. 400 mg Quick Release softgels. All are purity & potency Guarantee. I ordered the vitamin K2 & Magnesium online. The vitamin D3 , I shopped at my local Nutrition health store. Good luck & take care.
Lisa Hause Thank you for the prompt detailed response!🙏🏻
@@lisahause8705 How are you still doing with the vitamin k?? I read it moves calcium from tbe body to the bones. If one already has calcium build up, or deposits, and they take vitamin k, is it possible Vitamin K can cause palpitations when moving calcium from the arteries and tissue? A lot of people report palpitations and chest pain when taking this supplement. Do you take yours daily?
@@HoneeyBee3 yes, I take my vitamin K everyday , along w/vitamin D3…I don’t receive heart palpitations or chest pain. I believe it’s because I eat foods w/large amount of potassium & also take a potassium pill (morning) & also take a magnesium pill at night….reducing those side effects. I sleep much better. Take Care.😊
Stress and chocolate got me. I eat mostly dark chocolate almost on a daily basis,too much of it but I do it because of the magnesium and potassium content. I’ve read in an article that cocoa is has the highest content in mg and potassium out of them all.
this video saved my life i got severe arrhythmias after taking only 100mg of calcium citrate my heart was beating non stop not resting between beats my hands started getting heavy felt like heart attack luckily i had magnesium in my bag after 5 minutes of taking it blood flow and heart came back normal i went to ER and they couldnt figure this out not even md doctor i feel bad for anyone who keeps taking calcium without knowing what they doing btw i am 220lbs muscular fit guy and 100mg of calcium did this to my heart wonder what people doing gambling with there heart with 1000mg dosages you are life saver dr berg god bless you
Dr Berg, I notice your depiction of K2 is letter and No with vegetables in the background. However, K2 is not in veg, but animal products. K1 is in veggies.
Look into "earthing" also called "grounding."
yes, EMF - big time
@@Drberg can parathyroid disease causes arrhythmia as well?
What do you mean earthling, grounding???
@@gailnightowl0423 My guess is that it Must be referring to being exposed to electro magnetic fields???
@@gailnightowl0423 walk barefoot outside
My 18 year old daughter had sudden death in December. Luckily directly in front of me and we did CPR and she was life flighted and everything. It was determined due to heart arrhythmia and potentially is Brugata although genetic testing was done and still not for sure. She had been drinking quite a few energy drinks for about a year leading up to the incident. None that day but she experienced a migraine and left work early. She was feeling a lot of stress as well. If makes sense to me that the energy drinks most likely were a leading factor.
Definitely. Ive seem this too.
My grandson had a stroke due to energy drinks.
Thank you, I’ve been going crazy trying to figure out what I am missing. I knew something was out of balance, I will give it a try.
Lovely, thx dr berg, so if I have a electrolyte drink which has low level of calcium but high level of magnesium and potassium and sodium will this work?
Many thanks Dr Berg. I was told I had a non-Specific Intraventricular conduction delay. (wow) which seemed to have gotten worse over the last 12 months. after watching this video I reduced my Vitamin D (I was taking 30,000 to 40,000 IU a day) Within 2 days my Palpitations had reduced by 80%. Now I feel I may have it under control.
That’s a large dose of vitamin d. My dr told me to take it 3 times a week every other day because it can cause damage if taking too much and I only take 5000 iuds
Damm! I found this video by fluke and so glad I did - I am scared to go to bed because of my heart working overtime!! I had a chocolate fix - wine 2 hours before! Thank you for this video I know I'm not going to die in bed tonight - no chocolate!
I’ve died. Trust me… 😆 it’s not so bad. At ALL. (Death never actually happens. It’s an illusion.) ✨
Before Dr. Berg's lessons, I had periods a arrhythmia. Now? NEVER. I do exactly what Dr. Berg says. I use his K2D3. It is amazing. I can't thank this good doctor enough. A true Godsend. Sweet Karen Berg is also a Godsend. And their daughter, who is cooking up recipes they invent. Yum!
Wow . I appreciate your videos so much. This is important information. Thank you!
You are very welcome.
I also took magnesium , vit k , cod liver oil, tocotrienols and now it seems i have good balance because i feel so calm and the same time so energetic like never before, i also eat a lot of veggies and not too much carbs and avoid processed foods
You don't need all these stock photos interspersed in the video.
It's much better just staying on Dr.Berg at the white board.
Strongly agree. Stay on Dr Berg.
You practically have to be a chemist to get a correctly balanced diet and nutrient intake
Thanks Dr. Berg for your knowledge! Please share the lab where you get intracellular testing done. It was not included in the description as you mentioned.
I have SVT. I currently take a beta blocker. I took a calcium channel blocker, which didn't help. Also if I take magnesium it makes my SVT worse. When I take high amounts of potassium supplements I actually feel better for a while. I take vitamin k2 with d3.
I’m about to start adopting a 16:8 fasting diet. Perks of doing this is decrease in venous insufficiency as well as other things
People with Crohns disease who can't eat vegeatables and leafy greens...What can they do?
What about Boron, and it's effect on Calcium? Have you heard about the Borax Conspiracy?
My meds are Xarelto, metoprolol and pantoprazole for atrail fib and pantoprazole for acid reflux that was scaring my throat. I've been taking these for 15 years and I'm still in atrail fib. I've had a stroke when I was switched to just aspirin. I'm going to buckle down and try all of this. I eat clean but not enough vegetables because I was following the carnivore diet. I need help to quit smoking. How stupid am I with atrail fib and smoking. I do lift weights and dedicated to training
Please stop pantaprozol ppi is a biggest cause of afib.
Because i m suffer from arrithimiya due to this ppi.
Thanks dr Eric berg for explaining the essential health issue in such an easy to understand manner god bless you all your videos contain gems of knowledge good wishes.
I'm happy to help. Thanks for watching!
AF can also result from having had cardiac surgery - such as my Mum who needed an aortic valve replacement (born with a bicuspid instead of tricuspid one). (She has blood thinners to prevent clots)
dr.berg. sir. can you tell us sir about spirulina? and what are the benefits to the body...?
thank you..
Hi Michael, thank you for the video suggestion. I will check with Dr. Berg about doing a video on this!
Dr. Berg's Support Team.
Hello Dr... I can not find the link you mention in your video for an "intracellular test"? Could you please provide the link. Thank you !
If vitamin K2 helps keep excess Calcium out of cells, then why does supplementing with K2 often cause heart palpitations & arrhythmias in many patients? Which form of K2 (or K1) is recommended? Any insights on this issue, please do share! Thanks
That's a fabulous question!
I had to stop taking K2 MK7 due to scary palpitations! Magnesium gives me diarrhea. I'm really not good with supplements!
@@essanjay8604 there are many forms of magnesium. Maybe try another.
Try the k2 Mk4 form, I think it doesn't cause palpitations like the mk7
@@essanjay8604 How much K2 were you taking?
I was advised that as we age the body clock alters calcium build up from bones and teeth to soft tissue. The calcification of arterial disease. Then advised to eat natto or take vit k2 mk7 along with vit D3 as it reverses the calcium build up in soft tissue back to bones teeth or passed out in stools.
Electrolytes are important as well.
I understand everybody's body is different.
Now a few years later arteries should be a lot cleaner.
K2 mk7 also prevents plaque on teeth and can help with prevention of tooth decay.
It is known that bad teeth and arteries go together.
God bless
If one already has calcium build up, or deposits, and they take vitK, is it possible Vitamin K can cause palpitations when moving calcium from the arteries and tissue? A lot of people report palpitations and chest pain when taking this supplement.
I think I just found the cause of my problem..Dr. Berg, you saved my day;,)
I was taking 3 Mo Calcium because I broke my arm and when my arm healed, in one week I was diagnosed with Afib. I know, that I had the heart problem for a while way before the broken arm but I told my cardiologist about this coincidence and he said that calcium will not make Afib worse. He told me nothing about electrolytes and something close to this. Nothing. He just give me pills and offer electrical shock to fix my heart. It could work but he admit that the problem can come back in one year. Of curse, because it would not target the cause. I was also shocked when I told him, that I can not have any sugar or carbohydrates, because my heart would go very fast. He just looked at me and said nothing.
Dear Dr Berg. You have helped me find the reason of my arithmia. The only you are who really relieve our health
Very glad to be of help.
Thank you so much for this information. I have been experiencing this and I am making changes immediately, top of the list being caffeine and chocolate. I’ve relaxed a little too much on my keto too ... a great gentle reminder to get back on track! Leading first with those wonderful vegetables of course, and I do sincerely mean that! I do love them, I just love the chocolate and other things that are not the best for me too! Keto is an every day way of life!
I found out magnesiam helped when I balanced my salt intake with breathing and sleep .No caffine at all .
I take my k2 abs d3 every morning. Try to eat as healthy as I can.
Arrythmia can also result from cold . Remedy : teaspoon of ginger powder many times a day (except in high pressure we substitute it with non cooked garlic on your dishes).
That was mentioned in the Quran
Aap Hindi mein translation karke bataiye aapka program bahut achcha hai Hindi mein bolenge to acche se samajh aaega thank you please
Dr Berg you are the doctor everyone wish they had. I feel blessed for all the great information you share.
I had a sinus arrhythmia result on my ekg without any abnormalities my last two ekgs came out normal but i still feel the abnormal beats will start taking magnesium
Brilliant dr berg- please do a more detailed version for folk who have long covid symptoms which had causes use pvc palpitations
Hope this video helps!
czcams.com/video/7pMyg-kOveQ/video.html
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I cut back on coffee to one a day (from 5 a day) but considering ditching coffee for good. Shall i keep it 1 a day or ditch it completely? I can ditch it if it means better health
Dr berg is awsome
Great video. Not sure why, but it makes me want to double check my own habits, like making sure I can't get excess calcium from smoking medical pot.
Also...this new knowledge does line up with my new personal thoughts that excessive calcium may be a notable culprit in increasing sensitivity to EMF radiation... from say a cellphone and Wi-Fi home router. will look deeper into this.
and i finally looked into chicken production since the doc has videos on it....after seeing Google images of chicken on a zinc deficient diet.... think I'll insist on natural ones like they do overseas
Dr Berg's keto "stack";
nutritional yeast
fish oil
electrolytes
d3/k2
What about arrythmia caused by prolapse of the mitral valve? My doctor told me I must have it from birth. Can this be true? Your information is very very useful but how can I take supplements without fearing superdosage? Thank you!
I think mine are due from panic and anxiety disorder
Would drinking distilled water be a good way to keep excess calcium down? Since it absorbs unneeded minerals.
CZcams, put Dr Berg's ♥ hidden, when you see a reply klick on it and you will see Dr Berg's heart. Dr Berg is replying but CZcams is hiding it.
Really appreciate this video. Just got diagnosed with Afib and it’s a bit of a mystery to me given I’m not that old and I’m in good shape. I’m suspecting alcohol, which I have now cut, or the antidepressant I’ve been on for 20 years
Dr Burg we thank you for all thing that u always give us health awareness. And I saw changes on my health. But please take care of yourself. There are evil people too who don’t want this type of help.
Hi Dr.Berg, my name is Leslie. I’m looking for the link to get the intracellular test done and I can’t find it.
I’ve been dealing with heart palpitations for a little over three months now and it was getting really bad to where I walk up steps or take a shower and it starts acting up for about 15-20mins. I started taking magnesium. It helped a lot, but then it didn’t go away came back after a week, so I started taking Potassium, It also helped a lot but didn’t go away. It started coming back until I started putting a little bit of pink Himalayan salt in my water. I don’t know what to do because when I get the racing heartbeat by the time the ambulance comes or by the time I drive to the emergency room it goes back to normal, they do nothing for me after that. It’s stressing me out more day by day. Lucky after a little over a month of waiting my echo and stress test appointment is this Saturday Dec 10th. I also get chest pain with every beat on the left side that comes only when I have gas and even after belching. I’ve been severely constipated for a little over three months and haven’t had a bowel movement where today makes the sixth day. I never knew that hospitals would just send a person home that’s having multiple palpitations about 3 times a day for over 3 months. Some days I can’t even 5 AM because of this study hard heartbeat. I have a serious problem and I feel like the only way they’ll help me is if I come in the unconscious. I don’t understand why they are ignoring this for so long. I don’t smoke or drink. I haven’t vaped in a little over 3 months now. When I eat or drink water, it usually starts with the hard heartbeat, then fast palpitations when I stand or walk. I don’t know what to do
I know how you feel. It seems that American doctors know only two diseases, heart disease and cancer. They prescribe blood thinners for the one and chemo for the other. I think you are correct about the intracellular blood test. It is the best way to see inside the cells ,they may be the wrong shape or they may die prematurely. M.D Anderson in Houston seems to have a doctor who knows a bit about such things. He has written some erudite papers on the problem. Their website is good.
@@joseeallyn9950 thank you, it turned out that it was a lack of water getting through to my intestines because of severe constipation, and due to that restriction of water, it was causing my organs to be without enough water as well, and turned out that MiraLAX was all I needed. It went away the first day of taking it, and by the third day the chest pains went away completely.
kindly make a video on sensitive glans
Wow.
I think you just saved my life. Thank you
You're welcome. Glad this video helped.
Dr. Berg, how to test Calcium content in blood or in the body? Is it the same as the CAC test (Coronary Calcification) measurement of cholesterol in arteries build up? Thank you for all your videos Dr. Berg, I learned a lot from this video. You are truly helping people to stay away from chemicals.
Try the CAC test:
czcams.com/video/PUTN58BiFOA/video.html
I actually have palpitations and twitching when i take magnesium and calcium calms the body down. Some people have lower calcium levels and I don't think everyone should lower calcium intake.
I had a cbc done recently and my calcium was slightly high according to my dr. It is 10.3 should be at 9 I read online at my age which is 42. The range from the lab is 10.2. I have to go back soon to recheck my blood work and check my vitamin d levels.
"Don't worry, it's about to get more complicated!"😧😂 Thanks Dr. B, for keeping us on our toes! Thankfully I don't experience heart palpitations.
magnesium is a balancer and shouldn't in and of itself have any effect on calcium levels, unlike hardness generally the higher the hardness the lower the calcium and vice verca, whats also interesting to note is in my experiments with electrolysis in sea water i found at lower voltages calcium carbonate is precipitated and at higher levels it precipitates magnesium, im assuming the human body utilises the same chemical process.
i suffered for over a decade with a drug refractory pvc burden >20,000 per day, calcium channel blockers had no effect, diet appeared to play no part either....
Dr Berg I'm taking daily Calcium, Magnesium and vitamins D3. Thank you so much.
this was a great video , I don't consume any of those on that list that contribute to palps ,, but each one of those even a small portion and my heart is going insane ... if I take in ANY caffeine , sugar , salt or potassium.... forget it 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️ afib two days
Doc, Is there an alternative way to prevent heart arttymia
Question. What about a blood test that shows low calcium?
and this is why drs prescribe calcium channel blockers. Which helps the arrhythmia. But drugs aren't always the best solution as it's band aiding the issue.
Whey Protein is high in calcium right, so that should be avoided?
Dr Berg , I eat lots of vegetables and have no habit of Alcohol or Caffaine or sugar. Am having palpitations and very irregular heart beats recently. I am also practicing Yoga , walking , swimming regularly. Not very sure why this is coming to me. My resting heart has been always low. Can you please advise.
Hope this video helps!
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I had 80 to 100+ BPM after 3 months of K2, magnesium and coq10 I now sleep with 56 to 65 beats per minute, asking 5 doctors was a huge waste of time and money I had to research for myself.
So if we cut out dairy from our diet (which is bad for us anyway), perhaps that's all we need to do? No high calcium foods.
Every night I feel the shock-like feeling in may whole left side of the body, then I feel sleepy and my blood pressure goes up to 130/90. Then I will feel my heart is pounding really hard. Is it because Im having arrhytmias?
I am not sure this could be high cortisol? Did you get a CAC score done to see your Calcium level?
Sounds more like anxiety & stress... are you measuring your bp every night before bed ? DON'T !! 🤔 You are only setting yourself up for worrying about it...
Go for a good walk every evening before bed, take NO stimulants like coffee etc. and try some calming therapies... essential oils for pleasent scents.
Take Dr. Bergs advice on supplementation/diet & RELAX...
I'm assuming you are not a smoker 🙄
If none of this works, go get some tests done to find the cause... 😉
@@masterkey6596 no not yet. Im afraid to go to hospitals due to pandemic. 😄
@@peterfitzpatrick7032 im a smoker and cant stop it.. my bad.. i will take your advice. My feet gets cold also at night.
Whats the difference between working out or just walking at night and in the morning?
@UC5Pj3Tkry499JD2ykP5-hNg thanks. Il take ur advice as well!
Caffeine is my final enemy