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Just found this study on possible non-invasive treatment for PVCs. Study results do not seem to have been published yet, maybe its still in progress. I'm very interested to know the results. I notice that I often experience ectopics after drinking hot tea within minutes of ingesting. Considering the fact that it takes tea at least 20 minutes to enter the bloodstream leads me to think that it must be vagus nerve stimulation that's triggering the ectopics. Anyway, here's the link. I'd be interested to know your thoughts.

clinicaltrials.gov/study/NC...

All the best.

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Johnfromyorkshire

Interesting study.

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meadfoot

Heres hoping something comes of it. Thank you for posting.

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Mrpalpatations

I definitely link mine to vagus and stomach issues.They come and go for no reason I can actually say is 100% but drinking anything can bring them on.I often have said this to the Dr's but they just dismiss it as not proved.Just wish there was someway of treating this as all the meds out there for me are pretty hopeless.

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