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PWP who experience early dysfunction in the nerves that control their heartbeat may experience faster disease progression
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yikes! This is me!
I suffered from atrial fibrillation and orthostatic hypertension but Diamag 3 PEMF fixed both in a very short order. I continue to use most days which may have slowed progression but have no way of knowing.
What is Diamag 3 PEMF please?
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