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What if anything is being advocated to address mitochondria health for AFibbers?

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Nothing that I'm aware of. I use to take 200mg daily when I was a full-on gym bunnies. I now take 100mg after I dialled back after a stroke. It never affected my AF one way or another.

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keep in mind john that oral results in about 15% of dose amount delivered. as for AF you more than likely would not notice an impact. Ejection Fraction is where you will see Ubiquinol shine, plus it is required in the overall, synergistic formation of mito.

I didn't even know my mitochondria could be unhealthy. I'll get them doing press-ups...

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There is a growing number from multi-disciplines that have a valid argument that all cancer starts as a result of compromised mitochondria. NAD+ is responsible for calcium leveling in the mito. If your NAD to NADH ratio is not set right everything will cascade. Over 93 genes are responsible for NAD production. this coenzyme affects all 60 trillion cells and acts as an electron substrate to over 100 metabolic cycles to include krebs and adp/atp. Always an oxidant v reductant formation that requires each other for balance and recycle.

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Tom - have you read Sarah Myhill on mitrochondria? Her book may interest you especially - she is the only doctor in the U.K. Who is looking at micronutrients and effects.

Another very useful therapy I found was HBOT which I did for 6 months + 6 months weekly O2 treatment without pressure.

May I ask your background because you are using a lot of terminology which is unfamiliar to most of us - You seem to have be working at the molecular level so I assume it is scientific?

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I am a survivor. No one helped me when I had my stroke. I diagnosed the hyperurecemia and hemochromatosis when the doctor ranted that i did not have hemochromatosis. When the HFE gene test came back positive i asked for my deductible back and he laughed. I am motivated by survival and helping others avoid the pain i have experienced, while i agree with other posters that for me too the stroke was a blessing.

Have to be careful with HBOT and anticoagulants or i would be all over it. 2 atmosphere can cause leakage and hemorrhage.

Classical musician by degree, contract admin and negotiator for NASA and DoD contractors. When I was sat down by the stroke I started reading sometimes 1000 pages a day.

My insomnia at 4-6 am had a limitless mind. I would wake back up at 8am and feel like I was hit by a truck. Combined with a photographic/eidetic memory.

Post stroke conversation was so strange. Long pregnant pauses, lol. I must have looked so spaced out. A word like grass would trigger the memory of a smell then I would be reliving a childhood baseball game in my mind as if i were there. lol it resolved eventually. lol wow just thinking back on it makes me laugh.

I will seek out Myhill thanks for the reference. As far as my participation. I have already learned from others here. Sex and money are great motivators and egos always need fed, but the will to survive tops all.

I did not flat-line, i was holding tach at 210BPM + and things started to get very strange until the sonic compression came down an hour and twenty minutes later with no right side and i said inside of me, please take me out or put me back i dont want to be a burden and whamo, i sensed a sonic compression come from somewhere way out at a 45 degree over my head when it hit me my face lifted back up and right side reactivated. i sensed two distinct halves. it took me months to rehab myself no one would help be, no one.

I put a battery metronome in my pocket and ran an ear piece and would sync my left right, spatial movement was strained at first. my signature was the last thing to restore.

I am not here to impress. What I share I share freely without expectation. If one person can glean something then all is worth it.

There is no record of the nurse assigned to me in the ER that night. I found her 5 years later in Baltimore on facebook. I have wanted to reach out but i do not want to scare her, she was angelic.

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Thanks for sharing, that is quite a story. I wish you well on your journey.

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Wow

Yes you are right

Strange not many doctors if any actually sorry to say dont think just prescribe medications

I have been researching for months and Came to the conclusion that all diseases start from at the bio chemical level

Dr rath matthias has written many books

On just this subject

He has a protocol for the heart

I have been putting back what my body has been missing for months

The body needs to have that process. Of making enery for mitochondria

The drugs that are given especially beta blockers actually block this vital enery causing problems for the heart in t he long term

🌺

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focus down on the mito NAD+, PQQ, Ubiquinol, B complex and a B12 of adeno/hydroxy, with MTHFR and methylation issues all over the genome methylcabolomin often does not get readily used by the mito. candida and its waste will inflame the mito and stop the P450scc from converting LDL, which is a myth as bad cholesterol, into the hormone pregneolone, then the down chain via enzymatic synthesis.

I have shared most of the pieces now. I have shared them here. If someone chooses to follow and has the determination they will see where to go. I am stepping into a new realm. There is a leap of faith piece that no amount of research can bridge. I have been wrong before, and am the outlier. All is with oversight now so the risk is reduced, but never gone.

P wave not absent, but squelched. toning very important. whole body and targeted vibration at 22hz will stimulate gh, it is the syncope via induction to replace the hostility of jolts of joules. all here for those who have eyes to see and ears to hear. give P a reference tone as a concert A is to an orchestra, learn from the reference tone. tactile transducers to provide the reference so the toning has a target to emulate. no need to zap back, it is a matter of resetting the biologics and then training the heart to sing in perfect harmony. there are exceptions. worse case the protocol will enable much longer sustained NSR in support of ablations and CV. specialized patches for life must be warn, 24 hour coverage key. cannot use any other form of time release to tamper or set eNOS.

NAD+ can not be adequately researched by any one person in one lifetime. It is the closest thing to a miracle molecule there is. homage de Doc and Paula, humanitarians extraordinaire. cyrpto we go he spoke in parables.

I do not want to assert or claim until I can conduct, realize sustained provable NSR in myself and then seek to reproduce it. I have two amazing MD's for oversight and a group that surrounds me of amazing minds that I have no business being in the same room as...humbling so humbling. I trained at the longest standing NAD+ treatment center in the US. It resulted in me being thrust into a group of luminaries that frankly intimidate me. I do not belong with them. I barely hang on in group discourse.

Scientists, chemists, researchers that have dedicated 80% of their lives to the research of one co-enzyme. Yet for some reason I in my ignorance get them out of their shells and force dialog by leading with ignorance that they have to correct! lol I am the cannon fodder! I am so blessed. :)

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chlorophyll and red light together will boost ubiquinol recycle by 40%-60%. peace joy and love

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