How I Cured My A-fib

A patients story of how I cured my atrial fibrillation

De: Jay Clarke

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

How I Won The Battle With A-fib

Every day thousands of people across the world are diagnosed with the unpredictable and challenging heart condition atrial fibrillation. I was one of them. I wasn't satisfied with my doctors advice to "just live with it" so I set off on my own journey to find answers and ultimately find a cure for my a-fib. And i did. It is now my mission to help you find your cure too.

What I found through hours of research was a surprising cause of a-fib that you might not have considered. One that is very easy to treat but seemingly overlooked.

This book contains everything I have learned about a-fib written from a patients perspective. I know how frightening and unpredictable a-fib can be and I hope that the information contained within will guide you towards your cure too.

What's In The Book:?
What A-fib is and why it happens
Common triggers for AF
How to reduce your chances of having an episode
A surprising and often overlooked reason why a-fib develops
A strategy guide to help you tackle your atrial fibrillation
My own story of how I managed to cure myself
How to significantly improve your cardiovascular health

Atrial fibrillation can be frustrating and take a huge toll on your physical and mental well-being. If you or any one you know are suffering from a-fib, I really hope you find this little book useful. The best reward I could hope for is that it helps someone else.

Very practical information.

I am just talking to doctors about this very subject and am shocked that they have zero recommendations for lifestyle changes. The only thing they are interested in is that I take these 2 drugs immediately or I will die of a stroke. The doctor is not interested in the sudden onset of the side effects of these drugs I am experiencing like extreme fatigue, dizziness, ice, cold, feet and leg, cramps, swollen, ankles, etc. he just says “ that’s not so bad you are getting older you know and your body is wearing out. “. I did not have any of these problems before starting on these drugs. At least I have hope now that these ideas that worked for the author may also work for me. If not a cure at least a possible improvement. I will continue on the drugs but will make changes to my life & hopefully phase out the drugs.

Like the author

Like the author I experienced afib attacks. I have noticed that a lot of things he listed as possible causes that might effect afib. I have been trying to figure out systemic ways to lower my afib attacks. So from the authors experiences trails and tribulation I see hope.