afib cure that worked for me

First a little history. In June 2010 I went into afib. I was in afib all the time, not in and out. I didn't know what it was and after 3 days I went to the doctor. He sent me next door to the hospital for an ECG then which confirmed afib. He admitted me to the hospital and started me on blood thinners. I was in the hospital for 9 days while they were trying to get my thinners at a certain level. I got an appointment with a cardiologist and 3 months later he did a conversion by shocking me with a defibrillator. All was good until Nov. 2014 when I went into afib again. I went to the hospital, had an ECG and the dr. confirmed afib again. The dr. at the hospital talked to a different cardiologist and told him I was healthy, just in afib. This cardiologist said he wasn't worried about clots since I was healthy and wanted me to set up an appointment with him. I got an appointment set up for 3 days later. I went home from the hospital and later that evening I realized my back was hurting. I have an inversion table (where you can hang upside-down by your ankles) that I use from time to time. I got on the table and went on a pretty good incline (not fully vertical) and it felt like my back needed to pop. I took a breath and squeezed it in my chest and my back popped. It felt like it was on the right side of my spine just below my shoulder blade. I could tell immediately that my afib had stopped. I told my wife the afib had stopped but she didn't believe me. I got my stethoscope and my blood pressure monitor and all seemed ok. She still didn't believe me so the next day I went to the hospital and got another ECG which confirmed NO AFIB. Been fine ever since. Maybe this will help some others in afib. Tweet