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refering to snak3 post, i will cut a long story short , my partner has diabetes and her pinky toe became gangrenous and vascular surgeon said it must come off, the toe was very painful and dead tissue , so it was arranged , in the meantime i was researching into the whole thing and came up with 3 cheap supplements, so she agreed to try anything,,,, well well well, 3 days later and the toe totally reversed, and i do mean totally,, sounds fanciful i know, so shes getting on with life, great, 1 year later the pinky on the other foot went the exact same way ,[ she had stopped the 3 supplements after 1st toe reversed, unbeknowst to me] so she started taking the 3 supplements again , 3 days later it also totally reversed,, WOW WOW and WOW, so Snak3 you are potentially right about a cure for Afib , it could be out there.

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jeanjeannie50

That's really interesting Tomred. Would you mind telling me what the three supplements were. By private message if you prefer.

Jean

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Tomred in reply tojeanjeannie50

Benfotiamine,alpha lipoic acid ,pycnogenol, worked for my partner,can't say it will work for anyone else Jean.

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jeanjeannie50 in reply toTomred

Thank you, I understand it may not work for everyone. I've saved the name of those supplements as you never know.

When my mum was told she had days/weeks to live because of cancer my dad researched and found that an item in the nut of an apricot could help. He bought some pills for her and and at age 60 she managed to live for 5 months. I guess if she'd known about the cancer she could have started taking them earlier. At the moment I'm reading that Ivermectin appears to be the cure all pill.

Jean

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Bloodredroses in reply tojeanjeannie50

Hmmm…

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Tomred in reply tojeanjeannie50

Yes,ivermectin and fenbendazole apparently are looking promising for many different ailments Jean,sometimes thinking outside the box can be useful,I'm sorry to hear you lost your mother at such a young age,I had my mother up to 92 which I'm very thankful for,just to add I used another natural supplement on myself this time ,I have been a weightlifter and busted my shoulders on at least 4 occasions and swore that's it,no more weights ever again and on those occasions I used celadrin a natural anti inflammatory and returned to the weights within 3-4 days, again this was so unbelievable to me because I was in agony, celadrin I used was from Holland and Barrett, but I think they have taken it off the shelves now, I have tried another brand recently which was not as effective,, that's another one you should save, if something I know works I am all for telling people that it may help them.

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snak3eyes in reply toTomred

I keep hearing about ivermectin and fenbendazole. You got my attention. I wish my doctors would be better prepared on this topic and explain to me the good/bad side of ivermectin.

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Tomred in reply tosnak3eyes

Ivermectin was deemed safe and effective for 50 or so years as you probably know, then it suddenly became a bad word, i have my own personal experience using it, and found it positive.

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Jalia

Hmmm.....

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Rockcake

Hi Tomred, that is interesting and it would be so helpful to know what the 3 supplements are.

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Tomred in reply toRockcake

Benfotiamine ,alpha lipoic acid,pycnogenol

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Rockcake in reply toTomred

Thank you. Unusual ones, so I’ll look into them.

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Frances123

Me too please. I would like to know what the 3 are. Thanks.

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Tomred in reply toFrances123

Benfotiamine,ala,pcynogenol

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Bloodredroses

hmm this reads like a hype up for a sales promotion. You cannot legally claim cures in UK.

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Tomred in reply toBloodredroses

I made no cure claim simply said as is

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jeanjeannie50 in reply toBloodredroses

Tomred has been an honest member of this forum for many years. He's just stating what he believes saved his partners toe and I'm grateful that he has told me.

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Bloodredroses in reply tojeanjeannie50

It’s an overreach if vulnerable desperate people reading .

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Letofeyd

"Dead tissue" doesn't come back to life. If this isn't a scam, you would just say what the supplements are.

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Tomred in reply toLetofeyd

Benfotiamine,alpha lipoic acid,pycnogenol,no scam

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Tomred in reply toTomred

I don't do scams,nothing in it for me,just thought it may help someone else,,I ain't selling anything.

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Peacefulneedshelp in reply toTomred

I enjoy learning what other people do, so don't be discouraged. I am in a group with Dr. Davis who is a heart surgeon, and he plainly states that crowd sourcing is the best way to learn. We learn from each other if we are open minded. The truth (cure) is out there.

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Bloodredroses in reply toTomred

You have to realise , claiming to reverse an amputation . ( Dead Limb tissue is too much .

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Tomred in reply toBloodredroses

Yeah,the more I think about it B it really does sound far fetched doesn't it,,but,this time it's for real

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Bloodredroses in reply toTomred

Famous Shakespeare line, ‘Methinks he does protesteth too much . ‘ The fact of impossibility of dead gangrenous tissue reversal impossibility . (Looks like this thread topic is done . )

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Tomred in reply toBloodredroses

Good, you should move on bloodred roses, remembering that what was once thought impossible is no longer, enjoy life.

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Bloodredroses in reply toTomred

Go heal ‘Yourself ‘ .

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Tomred in reply toBloodredroses

Open the lid of your box, look around.

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Bloodredroses in reply toTomred

🙏🏻 ⛪️

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mike1961

Why on Earth would she stop those 3 supplements?! Why don’t you mention what the 3 supplements are??! (Why am I wasting my time asking?🤔😵‍💫😖😅)

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Tomred in reply tomike1961

Don't waste your time,just get on with your life,I flick on when something don't interest me,you to can do the same.

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opal11uk

Yes, as others have said, please tell us the supplements!

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Tomred in reply toopal11uk

Benfotiamine, alpha lipoic acid, pycnogenol.

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Wilkie1

You could have saved that one for 1st April.

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Tomred in reply toWilkie1

Oh ,for the doubters ,wilkie, make your way to me and I will provide you with proof.

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Bloodredroses in reply toTomred

Publish Dr and Hospital reports on here ?

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Tomred in reply toWilkie1

Actually Wilkie on 1st of April I will wish you a happy new year

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dmac4646

there is no “cure” for afib

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Tomred in reply todmac4646

I never claimed there was

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TillyBoss in reply todmac4646

Never give up. Never surrender. (Galaxy Quest)

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snak3eyes in reply todmac4646

actually, some guys at University of Illinois Chicago managed to grow in a lab perfect atrial cells using stem cells. that's amazing because it proves there is a way to regenarate heart tissue, something that they couldn't do before.and they can reproduce afib in the lab from patients by taking their stem cells.

In engineering, to find a fix, first thing and sometimes the hardest thing, is to reproduce the issue.

It doesn't mean there is a cure but it does show there is great potential in finding a cure or at least better ways to manage afib.

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mrdarcy1

Thank you Tomred, we all should know that it's just "an observation" about his partner and are passing it on to others "just in case" it helps others. So thanks from me! I'll look into it as well. 😉

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Tomred in reply tomrdarcy1

You are welcome Mr d

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Paulbounce

Hi Tom.

I found your post of interest in any event. It might be an idea to edit your OP and list the supplements there. It will save you time and you won't need to keep listing them again when peeps keep asking you what they are🧐

Enjoy your weekend.

Paul

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Tomred in reply toPaulbounce

Thank you Paul

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Tomred in reply toTomred

Please remind me Paul,what or where is my OP

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Paulbounce in reply toTomred

Morning Tom.

OP is short for your Original Post (your first post starting the thread). I must stop being so lazy and not use abbreviations all the time😜

Paul

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Tomred in reply toPaulbounce

I like. to learn , thank you Paul.

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MikeThePike

Hi there, sorry to hijack your post but I'm really responding to the OP when he talked about a single pill cure. I've long held the belief that if anyone has already developed a cure for AFIB it's likely to be a biological or chemical weapons scientist. The scientists who develop nerve agents are quite possibly the best on earth and are real experts on the nervous system and how signals travel around the body. That includes signals between the brain and the heart that cause or prevent arrhythmias. That is precisely the kind of research that interests them. If any scientist would know how to cure AFIB believe me they would!

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