Vitamin C and AF

[tunybgur]

There are a number of studies concerning Vitamin C and the prevention of AF recurrence after treatment as shown below:

drsanjayguptacardiologist.c...

bmccardiovascdisord.biomedc...

Has anyone had any experience of using this therapy?

I know it's very difficult to prove a negative, but perhaps it has helped someone with recurrent AF. If it's effective it will be a very simple and cheap post treatment therapy, especially after cardioversion for instance.

[jeanjeannie50]

This man has actually cured himself:

carrafibdietinfo.com/

[tunybgur in reply to jeanjeannie50]

Thanks JJ,Lot to absorb here....interesting stuff

[Hidden in reply to tunybgur]

Hi both 👋

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Many thanks.

[richard_jw]

Not sure about vitamin c but there are some double blind trials of magnesium pidolate which have been very beneficial for Afib.

I have not had afib, but a different arrhythmia, and I took magnesium tablets (Amazon). It made a big difference. I'm not a doctor and don't know how this would interact with any other meds you are taking

[tunybgur in reply to richard_jw]

Never heard of Mg Pidolate, I do take Mg Taurate for my ticker, have you a reference for the trials, I'd be interested to read them?

[Bondstreet1]

Thanks tunybgur,

This is very interesting.