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sunne
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Hi all,
posted earlier this week and received so many responses.
I have heart palpitations. Have had them since 2000 after having third pregnancy.
I have had 2 rounds of thorough heart tests. Results always show that my electrical system is a little off and causes premature beats and racing. It has always just been a an additional beat here or there. Or a racing beat of 8-10 quick ones in a row and then it goes back to normal. My father had something similar in his younger days and it went away. He has not cared for his body very well and now at age 64 has congestive heart failure.
I have been a little shaky this week and vision off a little at times. Wondering if that was a sign coming of what happened yesterday afternoon.
Sitting at my computer at 4:30. Hear started fluttering and raced for about a minute and a half. They told me other times to cough or bare down to knock it back into rythym. Finally about 10 beats after baring down the racing stopped and went to the weird premature beats. I was standing up by then and didn't feel faint. I think just freaked out and scared. I went to my doc behind where i work and pulse was irregular. They wouldn't see me and sent me to ER.
EKG was fine and after laying in ER bed for 3 hours no problems.
The thing that gets me is this started in 2000. The doc says he sees this daily. I don't consume caffeine or any excitotoxins. HE says I probably have had this since birth and didn't notice till later. Bull, I would have noticed. You can't ignore this!
And without it doing the racing for him he wouldn't know for sure. But. "statistically for my age of 37 and overall health" he thinks it is just the mechanical misfires that happen to lots of people.
Any idea what this is? I am still wondering if the clean diet I adopted in Jan 05 has broken loose metals from my 7 fillings(I recounted-thought just 4) Overzealous dentist. I brushed well and he said-I was naive and didn't question. Could metal toxicity cause this electrical problem.
Anyone experience this? Sorry I am so long winded.
- Re: in ER last night kathryn101
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This is a reply to # 354,120sunne....Why don't you ask the doctor to put a heart monitor
on you for a couple of days. If it is happening fairly often...
the heart monitor will catch it. And they can see what's going on.
Are you going to a "heart doctor"..or just a family doctor? You
probably need a heart doctor on this one...just to be sure.
I've worn the heart monitor about 5 times in my life. I have
a minor heart problem...called mitral valve...nothing serious
...but enough that I've taken meds for it since 1986. Mine
will roll...just out of the clear blue sky....and you feel
panic when it happens...because ... even though it's just a
few seconds...it seems like forever. I get weak and dizzy if
mine rolls for very long...longer than a couple of seconds.
It IS a very un-nerving feeling. I hope if you haven't already...you will see a heart doctor (with a good reputation)
and ask to wear a heart monitor for a couple of days. Your
insurance should hopefully cover the cost of the monitor.
Keep us posted. kathryn
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sunne....Why don't you ask the doctor to put a heart monitor
on your for a couple of days. If it is happening fairly often...
the heart monitor will catch it. And they can see what's going on.
Are you going to a "heart doctor"..or just a family doctor? You
probably need a heart doctor on this one...just to be sure.
I've worn the heart monitor about 5 times in my life. I have
a minor heart problem...called mitral valve...nothing serious
...but enough that I've taken meds for it since 1986. Mine
will roll...just out of the clear blue sky....and you feel
panic when it happens...because ... even though it's just a
few seconds...it seems like forever. I get weak and dizzy if
mine rolls for very long...longer than a couple of seconds.
It IS a very un-nerving feeling. I hope if you haven't already...you will see a heart doctor (with a good reputation)
and ask to wear a heart monitor for a couple of days. Your
insurance should hopefully cover the cost of the monitor.
Keep us posted. kathryn
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MoreThis is a reply to # 354,121I have worn a holter monitor before. I have had 2 treadmill ultrasound tests. Lots of EKGs, etc. The weird thing is day before yesterday I said to my husband that my palpitations were doing much better. Although I haven't felt great this week. Shakiness and vision a little off. Then this new long one happened. If it would have been one of the premature beats-I wouldn't think much of it.
The doc thing. Yes a year and a half ago-he was a heart guy. Good? How do you know? I always question that one. How do you ever know when to let it go and trust what they say? They all seem cold and matter of fact. Just a statistic. I have 2 little girls I want to be here for.
I guess I've grown up watching to many tv shows where people grab their hearts and keel over dead.
All I know is that it is new to me since 2000. I just can't afford to pay deductibles to keep rechecking. But I would-if I really need to.
I'm not a hypochondriac. Just worried.
- Re:sunne kathryn101
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This is a reply to # 354,123I understand totally. Why don't you contact "Olin" at Hallelujah Acres...first through email like I suggested this
morning. It's possible "he" has run across this before with
someone on the Hallelujah program. He's very kind and patient.
We're working outside today...I just ran in to return a phone
call I missed while the tiller was running. But I'll dig in to
my books tonight. We'll get to the bottom of this. Try not
to worry.
I think you said you were on anti-depressants for a short while.
Do you think the doctor would try you on Xanax for a week or so
to see if you have this while on the Xanax. It is absolutely
NOT habit forming at all. I just took a girl off of anti-depressants...and sent her to the doctor for Xanax instead...
and she is dumbfounded at how much better she is doing. It will
just calm your nerves down a little to see if this is stress
related.
I hope you will contact Olin...and share your story with him...
and then....could you even call your family doctor this afternoon
and ask if you can try Xanax for one week....possibly 1/2
tablet twice a day. And you can even get the generic.
Talk to you later...and keep me posted. kathrynAdvertisement
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This is a reply to # 354,125kathryn101,
From the website posted below.
"Do not stop taking abruptly.Do not give this drug to anyone who is psychotic. Narcotics may increase the sedative effects of this drug.Do not take other sedative,benzodiazepine's,or sleeping pills with this drug.The combinations could be fatal.Do not drink alcohol when taking benzodiazepine's. Alcohol can lower blood pressure and decrease your breathing rate to the point of unconsciousness.The habit-forming potential is high.It is possible to become dependent in the first few days.Do not stop taking this drug abruptly,this could cause psychological and physical withdrawal symptoms. Do not take alprazolam if you have narrow-angle glaucoma. Alprazolam may worsen this condition."
Why would any one want to take this for a heart problem ?
I think it would be much better to find out why this person's heart is doing this, instead of masking the symptom with some drug.
What do you mean that YOU took some one off a drug ? I am having a hard time understanding what you mean. You sent her to the doctor for Xanax ?????
Curezone's motto is to educate not medicate.
Blueduck
http://www.psyweb.com/Drughtm/xanax.html
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This is a reply to # 354,125Here is how to transcend drugs and attain health.
Blueduck//www.curezone.org/blogs/m.asp?f=26&i=1
- Xanax is addcitive as heck read her... Wrenn
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This is a reply to # 354,141The purpose of this site is to bring awareness on how easy it is to overdose Oxycontin(Oxy's) it's other ABUSE dangers and the dangers of Prescription Drug Abuse
in the memory of Eddie Bisch.
Xanax
Xanax (Alprazolam) is part of the class of drugs called benzodiazepines more commonly referred to as BENZO’s.
Xanax is a depressant, used primarily for short term relief of mild to moderate anxiety, nervous tension, acute stress, and panic attacks.
Xanax is only approved by the FDA for up to 8 weeks of use and it is only approved for only 4 weeks of use in Great Britain. This is because it is extremely addictive. The greater the dose taken, the faster one becomes dependant. If one uses these drugs long term, the body will develop tolerance for the drugs, and larger doses will be needed to achieve the same initial effects. In addition, continued use can lead to physical dependence and - when use is reduced or stopped the body goes through.
The withdrawal symptoms from Xanax and other benzodiazepines are quite similar, with the exception that Xanax has a much higher incidence of panic attack and a bereavement type of emotional liability that is singularly more severe.
Xanax and other benzo’s are depressants. They sometimes referred to as minor tranquilizers. The effect on the mind is very similar to that of alcohol. It should be emphasized again that all minor tranquilizers combine with each other or with other central nervous system depressants—such as barbiturates, antidepressants, neuroleptics, lithium, and alcohol—with a potentially fatal result. While they can be lethal when taken alone, they are especially dangerous in combination with these other drugs. A large percentage of drug-related emergency room visits involve minors tranquilizers. All of the minor tranquilizers impair mental alertness and physical coordination and can dangerously compromise mechanical performance, such as automobile driving.
Here are the withdrawal symptoms from Benzo’s and the thing to keep in mind is that withdrawals can last for up to one year.
Single asterisk are symptoms that are common, and occur in most people. The double asterisk indicates symptoms that occur to some degree or another, at one time or another, in virtually every person experiencing benzodiazepine withdrawal.
Psychological symptoms: anxiety** (including panic attacks), depression**, insomnia*, derealization/depersonalization* (feelings of unreality/detachment from self), abnormal sensitivity sensory stimuli* (such as loud noise or bright light), obsessive negative thoughts*, (particularly of a violent and/or sexual nature) rapid mood changes* (including especially outbursts of anger or rage), phobias* (especially agoraphobia and fear of insanity), dysphoria* (loss of capacity to enjoy life; possibility a combination of depression, anxiety, and derealization/depersonalization), impairment of cognitive functioning*, suicidal thoughts*, nightmares, hallucinations, psychosis, pill cravings. Note that it is far more common to fear psychosis than it is to actually experience it. Physical Symptoms: muscle tension/pain**, joint pain*, tinnitus*, headaches*, shaking/tremors*, blurred vision* (and other complications related to the eyes), itchy skin* (including sensations of insects crawling on skin), gastrointestinal discomfort*, electric shock sensations*, paresthesia* (numbness and pins and needles, especially in extremities), fatigue*, weakness in the extremities (particularly the legs)*, feelings of inner vibrations* (especially in the torso), sweating, fluctuations in body temperature, difficulty in swallowing, loss of appetite, "flu like" symptoms, fasciculations (muscle twitching), metallic taste in mouth, nausea, extreme thirst (including dry mouth and increased frequency of urination), sexual dysfunction (or occasional increase in libido), heart palpitations, dizziness, vertigo, breathlessness.
What has become clinically apparent with Xanax which appears to be somewhat different than the other benzodiazepines is that the patients ability to self-detox or be able to be gradually tapered off of the medication is markedly more difficult. Thusly, once the physiologic dependence has occurred with Xanax, the ability of the patient to discontinue use successfully on their own is quite low, and medical assistance becomes of significant necessity in the majority of cases
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MoreThis is a reply to # 354,143what an awsome post! right on!
i guess i dont have to ask you what you think about rush limbaugh!!!- ? i don't have an opinion on him, th... Wrenn 19 y 3,469
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- Neurontin VS both Xanax and Soma Maidenn
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This is a reply to # 354,125Hi, didn't read all the posts, but noticed several subject headers re: Xanax so here's my 2 cents.
I have experience with:
Xanax (left me relaxed BUT with dry mouth)
Soma (left me relaxed BUT after awhile irritated internally)
Neurontin (so far great. Relaxing, no dry mouth, no irritation.
BTW, also over the years tried Flexeril & Ambien & Elavil, but they left side effects too.
- kathryn101.....Xanax IS habit formin... Blueduck
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- Re: Sunne UserX
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This is a reply to # 354,123I think the reason why xanax was recommended, is because panic attacks could be the reason why she is having palpitations, fluttering and a racing heart. ( If I were you, I would not take xanax.)
The body reacts in so many different ways when it is full of chemicals and toxins. I also want to mention that parasites can cause these symptoms. It is time to change your life style….
Here are some measures to help decrease panic attacks: avoiding alcohol, caffeine, Sugar and food allergens, as well as consume B- vitamins from organic foods, calcium and magnesium. Also, stress management techniques like relaxation or breathing exercises, yoga, exercise and counseling are also helpful for reducing anxiety. I recommend you completely detoxify. I would not exercise too vigorously at first, but you can walk everyday to get you started.
For panic attacks ( if that is what you have- see the following. Also, try to get all your nutrition from juicing raw organic vegetables.
Excerpt taken from a website.
“Beneficial Dietary Supplements
Calcium and Magnesium Complex offers a natural mild tranquilizing effect and relieves anxiety, nervousness and tension.
Multivitamin and Mineral Complex provides all necessary nutrients.
S-Adenosylmethionine (SAMe) is a natural anti-depressant that has a calming effect.
Vitamin B Complex reduces stress and maintains normal nervous system function.
Vitamin C is a vital antioxidant and stress reducer when taken in large doses.
Vitamin E supports oxygen flow to the brain cells.
Zinc calms the central nervous system.
Essential Fatty Acids are important for brain function and brain development.
DL-Phenylalanine (DLPA) increases the brain’s production of endorphins, which help relieve anxiety and stress.
Bilberry, Ginkgo Biloba and Milk Thistle are rich in flavonoids that neutralize free radicals.
Catnip, chamomile, Kava Kava, Hops, Motherwort and Passionflower promote relaxation and help to prevent panic attacks.
Feverhew can help relieve anxiety-related headaches.
St. John’s Wort helps ease Depression and restore emotional stability.”
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I don't know if this is helpful to anyone, but a few years ago I suddenly started having heart palpitations. I went to a heart palpitations forum on the Internet, and a lot of people were saying how they felt their palpitations were food-related (they mentioned things like chocolate and red wine). It occurred to me that I had recently been introduced to cranberry juice and had been drinking tons of it for weeks. I stopped drinking the cranberry juice, and sure enough, the palpitations stopped. Whenever I drink it again, the palpitations come back. I just wanted to throw out the possibility that your palpitations may be food-related. (The doctors didn't mention that possibility to me.)- Re: Palpitations Food-Related? UserX
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This is a reply to # 354,154This is interesting! I bet the cranberries were not raw, and I bet they were not organic. Store brand cranberries have a lot of pesticides sprayed on them, and you need a lot to make cranberry juice.
Good point.
Also, food allergy is a possibility.
Ana
- Re: Palpitations Food-Related? sunne
19 y
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This is a reply to # 354,154The one thing I did have new that day was raw sunflower seeds. I have had them before in small amounts. That day I had about 3 tablespoons.
- they may have been rancid . Wrenn
19 y
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This is a reply to # 354,156try to buy organic in shell sunflower seeds
and also some *organic* nuts etc, if you get dry roasted,
you get them from an online store maybe,
and then find they have been roasted in soybean oil *(
but that was last year that happened to me.
i only buy inshell organically grown nuts now
that way less chance of molds and fungus.
I am now about 85 -90% raw foods !!! yeah !!
working my way to 100 %
once i get the red lentil and peas sprouts growing too,
then i will be ready to up to 99 or 100 !!
btw growing sprouts is so darn easy, and they are NOTHING
like instore sprouts at all
they are wonderful small, lush, nutricious green plants that you eat fresh,
grow within 5-7 days what a food bill saver!
my qi (chi) pig blog has all the tips in it from Owen
and his format is working very well for me.
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try to buy organic in shell sunflower seeds
and also some *organic* nuts etc, if you get dry roasted,
you get them from an online store maybe,
and then find they have been roasted in soybean oil *(
but that was a while back that happened to me.
i only buy inshell organically grown nuts.
that way less chance of molds and fungus.
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- they may have been rancid . Wrenn
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- Re: Palpitations Food-Related? sunne
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This is a reply to # 354,154Hi, thanks for the input.
May I ask what/how your Palps felt. Was it a missed beat or a run of 10-20 fast beats or what?
So appreciate your time.
thank you
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*Reclaiming Health* Lapis
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This is a reply to # 354,120If I Was You...
Here's what I would do.....
*Sorry for not seeing this
post earlier. I will respond now.
First of all I would get on a very nutrient rich and correct nutritional dietary path (balanced and teaming with enzymes and minerals) to allow your body to do what it does best.
Heal itself!
I firmly believe that a complete raw/living foods diet, practiced wisely, is by far the most healing diet on the plantet (bar none) which is demonstrated over and over again.
Here is but one powerful story: Shelly's Raw Healing
After you read this there is a link to an online book which I recommend you also read. Very empowering.
I also believe that cleaning up toxic environments and toxic thoughts (belief systems) and lifestyles along with correcting dietary habits brings us to a place where the body heals itself.
We must get rid of all hinderances to healing. This is known as getting out of the bodies way to heal. Environmental doctors refer to this as reducing total load. Either way it is a very powerful distinction. Remove the toxic burdon(internal and external, supply the body with efficient nutrient rich fuel , and reduce stress in all forms especially mental and emotional.
It is imperative for people with mercury in their mouths to get it out safely by a dentist who follows a strict Huggins protocol.
I have heard many accounts of people's palpitations (as well as a myriad of other symptoms) vanishing (mine included) by detoxing and utilizing fresh, mineral rich, alkalinizing, organic raw foods (especially veggie juices) and usually in a short period of time.
I believe it is an electrical problem rooted in mineral depletion.
I know the late, great Linus Pauling would agree with that connection as well as he was quoted as saying that all physical disease manifests due to mineral depletion. I wouldn't go that far but it plays a huge role.
I highly suggest you take a look at the following link where there is an incredible movie to watch FREE online. Since I have posted this, many people have contacted me personally as well as leaving forum messages, saying that it has caused powerful shifts in their awareness about health. An epiphamy if you will. So please watch this documentary and see what you think. From there, you will find more helpful articles archived (by link) that you can access for more healing information within the raw food paradigm.
I would avoid most supplements as many are manufactured and thus highly processed. The way to get extra nutrients is by mega juicing and utilizing green food powder.
Raw Healing
Temporarily
I would get some magnesium citrate (liquid form) and see if I could turn off the palpitations, but this is just a short term solution. Proper diet is paramount for optimal healing and health.
Here's to becoming empowerd in Health and Happiness. See ya at the movies :-)
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If I Was You...
Here's what I would do.....
*Sorry for not seeing this
post earlier. I will respond now.
First of all I would get on a very nutrient rich and correct nutritional dietary path (blanced and teaming with enzymes and minerals) to allow your body to do what it does best.
Heal itself!
I firmly believe that a complete raw/living foods diet practiced wisely is by far the most healing diet on the plantet (bar none) which is demonstrated over and over again.
Here is but one powerful story: Shelly's Raw Healing After you read this there is a link to an online book which I recommend you also read. Very empowering.
I also believe that cleaning up toxic environments and toxic thoughts(belief systems)and lifestyles along with correcting dietary habits brings us to a place where the body heals itself.
It is imperative for people with mercury in their mouths to get it out safely by a dentist who follows a strict Huggins protocol. We must get rid of all hinderances to healing. This is known as getting out of the bodies way to heal. Environmental doctors refer to this as reducing total load. Either way it is a very powerful distinction. Remove the toxic burdon(internal and external, supply the body with effeicient nutrient rich fuel , and reduce stress in all forms especially mental and emotional.
I have heard many accounts of people's palpitations (as well as a myriad of other symptoms) vanishing (mine included) by detoxing and utilizing fresh, mineral rich, alkalinizing, organic raw foods (especially veggie juices) and usually in a short period of time.
I believe it is an electrical problem rooted in mineral depletion.
I know the late, great Linus Pauling would agree with that connection as well as he was quoted as saying that all physical disease manifests due to mineral depletion. I wouldn't go that far but it plays a huge role.
I highly suggest you take a look at the following link where there is an incredible movie to watch FREE online. Since I have posted this, many people have contacted me personally as well as leaving forum messages, saying that it has caused powerful shifts in their awareness about health. An epiphamy if you will. So please watch this documentary and see what you think. From there, you will find more helpful articles archived (by link) that you can access for more healing information within the raw food paradigm.
< A rel="nofollow" href="/aa/?90829" title="//www.curezone.org/blogs/m.asp?f=26&i=1">Raw Healing
In the meantime I would get some magnesium citrate (liquid form) and see if I could turn off the palpitations, but this is just a short term soultion. Proper diet is incredibly important.
Hears to becoming empowerd in Health and Hapiness. See ya at the movies:-)
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- good lord guys!!! hang on! kathryn101
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This is a reply to # 354,147sunne has been on a very healthy Diet and has been doing all the
right things for her health. She has been to the ER and even
worn a heart monitor. And they found nothing wrong. She is very concerned about the symptoms she is having. She no doubt
WILL find a way to naturally heal her body of these symptoms.
But as you all know...that sometimes takes time. The quickest
way to rule out stress or "nerves" was to take something for her
nerves for a short period of time to see if that helped.
Xanax...when taken as directed is about as safe as a drug gets.
I don't recommend "drugs"...had she quickly found that this was
stress related...I would have recommended a natural way to handle it. AND knowing that's all it was...would have given her
peace of mind...and she could have slowly turned that condition
around, also.
The girl I "took off of the anti-depressant" and sent to the
doctor...was having trouble with her 'nerves'. She had contacted me many times...and I recommended several things to her. But like most people...she wanted a quick fix. So she
went to her doctor...which is the main doctor in this town...and
he put her on Paxil....she immediately got worse...to the point
of not just being 'nervous"...but having 'fits of rage". It was
unbelievable! Her husband contacted me and said she was just so
much worse...and now having 'fits of rage". I said she didn't
need an anti-depressant in the first place...she was going through a very stressful time in her life and all she needed was
to get control of her nerves. I said...to prove it to you...
take her anti-depressants away right now...call the doctor and
take her back there and insist he give her Xanax for one week.
She did as I asked. He gave her the Xanax...she took 1/2 tablet
twice a day...and within 36 hours...she was a new person. She
is now off of all meds, totally and handling her stress with
meditation and yoga.
I'm from a very close knit family. We all live within 5 miles
of each other. And we were always big on big family dinners, etc. When mom passed away 2 years ago...we just all fell apart.
My 2 sisters and I both worked at the time, but we just couldn't
stop crying...so we all went to the family doctor...who had been
moms doctor...and he put us all on Xanax. We all 3 took it for
different lengths of time. I took it the longest...I guess
because I had taken a leave from work to take care of mom...and
I saw it all and heard all her stories and fears...and I just
couldn't deal with it. My sisters took it every day...for
probably 3 or 4 months. I took it about 7 or 8 months.
When we each stopped taking it...we all just stopped! No problem...no withdrawal...no problem whatsoever. We never had
a problem with working or driving and taking it...because we were taking just a little bit at a time...just enough to keep
out nerves calmed to the point we did not cry all day at work.
I am absolutely against prescription drugs. But there is the
rare occasion where they are necessary for a short time. I feel Xanax would let sunne know...within a few days...if her
palpitations are from her nerves or stress or not. It would NOT
hurt her. And if she's on the Hallelujah program...I would
imagine she's a strong Christian and would not be mixing alcohol
or any other no-no's with the Xanax. THEN...if the palpitations
did go away...while taking the Xanax...she could have handled
her stress in a natural way.
ALL meds have side effects listed...as do many herbs and supplements. You have to be cautious about whatever you do.
The doctor in our town supports me in what I do. He has said
many times that if he wasn't so old he would go back and study
alterntive methods. He is always picking my brain about what
I would recommend for this or that. He is a wonderful doctor
and very open minded about natural healing.
Sorry everybody got in such a stir over this. I've devoted my
whole adult life to helping people. I spend hours and hours
on that each week. I am very cautious about everything I do...
and even after 28 years of this...I am constantly researching.
Everybody try to have a great day and a better tomorrow!
Life is TOOOOOOOO short to be a hysterical fuss budget! :-)
kathryn
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This is a reply to # 354,149Oh and on Xanax being habit forming. I guess it depends on the
person. My sisters and I had no problem with it whatsoever...
and neither did the other woman I asked to go on it. I guess
it depends on the person.
"Alcohol" is also habit forming....and very bad for you...
affects your thinking and very dangerous when driving.....how
many curezone posters "indulge" in that? kathryn- Kathryn, thanks for your input sunne
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This is a reply to # 354,151Kathryn,
I so appreciate your input.
I tried the medication route. The symptoms never went away-- I just gave it that time period to not "over worry" about what was going on. Meds did not solve a thing for me so I definitely am not interested in masking the underlying problem.
It's not a daily occurrence, although not one I'll take lightly.
I have faith that the answer will come.
Thanks for being a concerned friend. The support is one of the most healing things to move on in my quest.
Chat again
- Kathryn, thanks for your input sunne
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- habit forming ???? kathryn101
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- Re:Trapper/ live food sunne
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This is a reply to # 354,147Hi, thanks for your input.
I would love to hear your story.
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Hi, thanks for your input.
I would love to hear your story.
- good lord guys!!! hang on! kathryn101
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- live food trapper/kcmo
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