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Hello everyone! I have read some of your posts on AF and want to let you know about my experience with it. I've had the EBV (Epstein-Barre) virus for a long time. I did not know what was causing my fatigue, weakness, heart palps, skipped beats, dizziness and tachardyia for 30 years. I guess because the conventional docs don't think they can or don't know how to treat EBV, they just don't test for it. However, I finally got tested and my antibodies for it were off the charts. So, I was told there is no treatment except for building up your immune system. I subsequently researched all I could, went on the Paleo Autoimmune Protocol diet, as I also have Psoriasis and because of going gluten free which cleared up my skin almost 95%, I realized I was gluten sensitive. (NCGS) Later I contracted the CV-19 virus. I did not get the jab(s). Got tested for the CV micro clots, which were positive so my doc put me on Eliquis, 81mg aspirin, Serrapeptase and Neprinol to clean up the clots. I am now on the natural blood thinner Neprinol, as was planned to taper off the Eliquis and end with the natural blood thinners. Am also off of Serrapeptase as well, which is also natural. Since I've went on blood thinners I have felt much, much better. My migraines are gone but for an occasional overtired mild tension headache, my tachardyia is gone, my dizziness is mostly gone, and my energy is a lot better. I still get mild ataxia when overtired and I still have a ways to go. Need to work on insomnia and exercise more. The post exertional malaise still happens. Did not have this before Covid. It's been hard, and I am 73 yo, but I believe that the regimen to thin my blood has helped tremendously. I can relate so much to your anxiety levels going up with AF, dizziness, Tach, etc. This also ups our fatigue level as racing heart is like one just ran a marathon. Our hearts are so loyal to us. We need to really take care of them as much as possible. I start and stop with exercise. Think the chair routines will be good, tried it one day, but it's so hard to get on a regular schedule with this insomnia! P.S.

I feel I'm betraying my heart health by these late awake nights, and then getting sleep at weird times of day because I am sooo sleepy and fatigued it's hard to get work done in the daytime, so I end up doing many chores at night when my energy comes up. It is so strange. I suspect my cortisol is flipped. PEM is sometimes debilitating since it causes one to lose days due to energy crashes and then sleeping 1/2 to whole days, depending. I Can anyone else relate to this? Any suggestions to reset circadian rhythm?

CV-19 injures the endothelium layer inside our blood vessels. So the fibrin and cholesterol come in to repair the damage, and voila', this can cause clots to form. The clots from CV are harder to dissolve than regular clots. It's a very bad man-made virus. So please stop taking the jab

s, they just impair and lower your immune system the more you take them. More virus exposure (from either CV or vax) causes immune system fatigue and eventual shut-down. Also causes neuro damage. Prayers go out to all suffering!

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my doc put me on Eliquis, 81mg aspirin

Not qualified to question your doctor, but very unusual to be placed on aspirin with Eliquis due to bleeding risk. Did the doctor give you a blood test to determine risk for clotting ? I can't recall name of test, but you may want to google.

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TealBirdy in reply tomav7

Yes, he did blood tests.

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Thank you for sharing your recent medical history with the Forum. Many individuals have their own opinions about Covid-19 and understandably you have reached your own conclusion. However, this continues to be a very sensitive topic and therefore do not encourage posts regarding it. Thank you for your understanding

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Peacefulneedshelp in reply toTracyAdmin

If the medical community would speak the truth about it instead of the coverup that had/has been going on there it wouldn't be such a sensitive subject. We are all here to learn from one another and we are all adults" to take what we need and leave the rest" and encourage each other. Enough said.

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TealBirdy in reply toPeacefulneedshelp

Thank you so much for your post Peacefulneedshelp. I agree. There is supposed to be free speech allowed in America, where I live, but sad to say, that has been compromised in recent years. How else can we all learn from each other if what we know cannot be expressed? So many have been helped by hearing others symptoms and treatments.

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Advising people to stop taking Covid vaccinations is potentially very foolish, some of us are actually alive today because we are up to date with them and were able to survive infections that were potentially fatal.Without the vaccinations I would probably not be here and able to write this reply.

Likewise trying to replace tried and tested anticoagulants such as Eliquis with "natural" remedies or could be potentially dangerous.

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Peacefulneedshelp in reply toBevCynfelyn

This person is talking of their experience she is not advising anyone to do anything.

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BevCynfelyn in reply toPeacefulneedshelp

So why the phrase "please stop taking the jabs" then?

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ForensicFairy in reply toBevCynfelyn

As soon as I see the word ‘jab’ I know it’s not going to be a well reasoned argument. I stopped reading there.

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Peacefulneedshelp in reply toBevCynfelyn

ignore it and make your own decision She obviously understands the risks we all have our own decisions to make

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TealBirdy in reply toBevCynfelyn

Please see my explanation below. Thank you Bev.

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FraserB

For better sleep and more energy, maybe try improving your sleep routine, getting some light exposure, and gentle exercise like yoga or Tai Chi—it could really help. Just keep working with your doctor on the blood thinning, and be mindful of any natural remedies.

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TealBirdy in reply toFraserB

Thank you FraserB. I am working on it but it's hard to break the pattern and be consistent with changes you know will be beneficial. I try to go outside and get some walking or yard work done when I have the energy. It positively lifts the mood as well.

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I'm allergic to Eliquis (severe itching) so I decided to try Serrapeptase, thanks for that, and thanks for your prayers. However, I am firmly pro-vaccination and also prefer verifiable facts.

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TealBirdy in reply toWildIris

You are welcome WildIris, Hope you are doing well on the Serrapeptase. I agree, I endorse verifiable facts.

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Just a tip - you might be taken more seriously if you drop the childish language ie ‘jab’. The word ‘vaccination’ won’t harm you. ;)

Regardless of what concepts ‘anti-jabbers’ put together, the fact still remains that the COVID virus carries far higher risks to health than the vaccination. That is a proven, unequivocal fact. So, you can choose not to be vaccinated but you’re just opening yourself up to more risk.

That’s ok, it’s your body your choice. I’m also not currently vaccinated against COVID but I still advise others to listen to their doctors and definitely steer clear of opinions on the net. Vaccinations save lives.

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Hello everyone! I am sorry if I offended anyone with my wording of "Jabs" and/or my position of not taking them. I am not anti-vaccines, the original vaccines; however, these Mrna "vaccines" are a different animal all together, they are not made in the same way or with the same ingredients, and many, many people have had adverse reactions: lots of neuro damage, myocarditis, clotting, drop dead heart attacks, post-exertional malaise, and fatigue so bad that they cannot function or can't even get out of bed in the worse case scenario. The fatigue is caused by mitochondrial damage and how the ATP is not being properly produced for energy. I feel so sorry for them and hope and pray that no one else has to become a vax-injured person. I did not get the CV "vaccine" because of these adverse effects, as at the time it was to early to know about them, but I decided not to get immunized for a religious reason: because the "vaccines" were manufactured with material from an aborted baby's cell line. This is highly criminal to use a murder victim's cells to "save?" others. So, here again I am probably offending some of you who are pro-abortion, but I believe it is murder and I have a right to my opinion. After all, it is still a human being even if not born. Yes, I have done an immense amount of research reading and listening to doctors and scientists' findings in many Covid studies, as to how the Spike protein works, how it can stay in the body and promote auto-immune antibodies in some people, how more and more booster shots can tire the immune system and increase susceptibility to infection, etc. There are also studies that show the CV "vax" has helped many to not get as severe of an infection. I am happy for you BevCynFelyn that you had good results with your shots. All of us have different body chemistry and genetic makeup, so what affects one may have an entirely opposite or different affect in another. I say, out of concern for you all and everyone, please do as much study as you can on this subject so that you can make an educated decision and stay healthy. This disease is not going anywhere soon, but it continues to mutate. As with the seasonal flu vaccines, they will have a very hard time coming up with a vaccine for every mutation in time for them to be effective. I did get Covid and survived, thanks be to God, albeit I now have Long Covid but can function fairly well. Natural immunity is superior to vaccine induced immunity, so I am satisfied with my decision.

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Peacefulneedshelp in reply toTealBirdy

TealBirdy, I wholeheartedly support your comments because I too have gone over many many reports. Early on I had Covid, had all the classic symptoms. I knew that natural antibodies were more affective than vaccines. You might be familiar with Dr Malone he was one that worked on the mRNA vaccines and at first he was all for it and got the vaccine himself. But after few months he changed his position, saying they had the mRNA technology for awhile but could couldn't figure how to administer without causing inflammation. I found that very interesting, now they are admitting so many of the symptoms that are manifesting are from the vaccine. This forum leans heavily to taking medications and like you medications and myself don't get along. I feel horrible so I work hard to find natural things to help. I find when people like you and me post something, it gets shot down and jumped all over or taken down. I repeatedly ask myself what is the use of this forum? People like you give me hope. when it comes to lifestyle I often hear from this forum that we are all different. but when it comes to vaccines or medications then people insist they are the only route. When we find some interesting findings, it goes over like a lead ballon. I don't share much anymore for that reason. Let everyone do their own thing.

However, TealBirdy I too am in America, we will see what will be left of it, I don't hold much hope for it at this point. The theft of our programs is happening and people are protesting. I said all that to say, you might be interested in checking out Dr. William Davis. He has a program called Inner Circle which I joined it does have a small fee to join. He has much info on Afib, he too was a cardiologist and a very good one from what I have researched. We have live conversations every week, and they are recorded. sometime he presents info and does a Q and A. other times it is all Q and A. He believes in crowd sharing and learning and teaching from one another. I have read all his books and they are a tremendous help. His tastes books UNdoctored, where he goes into all the issues with the medical situation, and Super Gut where he goes into all the microbes we are missing and how to replace. check it out you may find it to be a better fit.

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