Palpitations and the vagus nerve
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- Опубліковано 16 чер 2024
- In this video, i discuss in an easy to understand way, the role of the vagus nerve on heart palpitations and in particular the roemheld syndrome that links the stomach and the heart and is one of the reasons why gastric problems can cause heart palpitations
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I can’t believe so many Doctors have not made this connection. I have gone to my primary, Gastroenterologist and cardiologist and they look at me as if I’m crazy. Two of them have been in practice at least 25 years. It has been a frustrating journey. Thank goodness for Doctors like you, Dr Gupta!
Same. I suffer from tachycardia and panic attacks on exertion and doctors say it has nothing to do with my IBS and abdominal distension.
Sadly I had thesame experience with my cardiologist. Have to find a better one. TGA said to find another doctor when mine was ignorant to my issues - it's like trying to find a specific item in a large Shopping centre 😂😂😂
@@KBHealdoctors are a nightmare lately, and some specialists can be as well, I’ve been diagnosed with countless illnesses over the past 10 years and still they haven’t given any solutions to what’s going on.
I wish all doctors could talk to their patients like this
Thomas Lahman Dr. Gupta wouldn’t have time to talk like this to a patient during an appointment, so it’s awesome that he records these explanations for us.
Really! My cardiologist never has spent more than 5 minutes with me in an office appointment! I started going into A-Fib from eating different food, so for 2 yrs he did all kinds of workups on me. Finally he said that he would have to ABLATE MY HEART MUSCLES! Are you kidding? I asked him if my issue could be HISTAMINE INTOLERANCE or a MAST CELL DISORDER? He thought for a moment and then said, "Yes." And he turned around and walked out. He knew that I had DIED FROM ANAPHYLAXIS 35 yrs ago and had to be resuscitated. He knew that I was going into A-Fib after eating many different foods, yet he couldn't put it together? Is he only interested in doing surgery to make money? I think it's time to find myself another cardiologist who actually communicates with patients.
Completely agree. This dude is awesome.
@@kazart4772 ... what did you find out? I am taking b12 and d3. I'm better. I also am eating a whole plant food diet. I have found that i can't eat oats. Do an elimination diet to find what seems to be a problem. Keep it simple. You'll find answers.
@@smallfootprint2961 Well, I've FINALLY discovered the REAL REASON I'm being triggered so much: I have SALICYLATE INTOLERANCE! Salicylates release the histamine stored in the mast cells in each of our cells. Add histamine foods and it's a recipe for disaster!
The bad news: NO mitigating products for salicylates like DAO for histamine, and, it's in nearly all fresh plants and dried plants and herbs.
This has been THE game changer for me. Especially when I read that Essential Oils are high salicylates! Now I know exactly how and why I'm triggering AFib so much. Hallelujah!
Who’s watching this video in 2020? God Bless Dr. Gupta
Nancy Martinelli great doctor
I am watching in 2020. So much information that seems so scary until it's explained like only Dr. Gupta can.
Stephanie Green indeed
Yep palpatations look at this for reassurance
Wonderfully explained, thank you!
First cardiologist that realizes that the vagus nerve can cause skipped heart beats. This guy is brilliant. Have has vagus caused problems for years. Gas in stomach makes my heart skip beats or cause palpitations.
Me too. I've been having a really hard time the last few months trying to get my system back in balance and to calm. My digestion has bern off and feeling like my food isn't passing through the intestines quickly enough causing bloating and gas. Then my heart pounds very hard. Try massaging your gut in a clock wise circle, gently snd slowly, and it will gently help move the gasses along so they can be expelled. Find the massage techniques here on youtube. Stomach massage. Wishing you the best. 🙏🧘🏼♀️🪴
My GP told me you can skip beats due to gastric reflux. It might be happening to many, but only few feel it, once you feel it you notice it more often.
I have exactly same problem..i was so worrried .i thought it was heart problem...
@@shamshubeedamree5767 An update from my own experience - may work for others. Take digestive enzymes and magnesium taurate. Al least you won't feel it happening even if it happens.
@@jakal1591 thank you..ive started taking magnesium it is helping me...and am also doing Valsalva maneuver and breathing exercise..
I went through this when I left my abusive ex husband. I didn’t know what was going on with me, tight neck, shoulders hair falling out rashes, nose bleeds, bloated stomach, I also had a heart scan as I was having ectopic beats. My nerves were shot and I was living in fear. No one is worth your health when you get to this point your with the wrong person.
@@Rollwithit699 and you my friend. Wishing you peace and harmony 🙏
Holding you in my heart💐💙. I too know the lasting damage of years of 'hyper vigilance'. .. But damn it 💪... I will not let anyone have satisfaction that 'it' killed me. (hope you know what i mean. Survivors Rule💛
@@BlueInk912 I know exactly what you mean. Wishing you all your heart desires ❤️ you have earned it
@@fionam3735 ❤️💐❤️you too.
@Meagan Rollins you will come out the other end a much stronger individual. You will never let this happen to you again. So pleased that you are getting space between you and the disordered dysfunctional and dangerous ex. Never look back and no contact for life for your safety your sanity and your health. In time your nervous system will come back to normal and you can live life again only with much more knowledge than you previously had. You are not alone, stay strong never give up and you will be glad you did ❤️
I LOVEEEEE THIS DOCTOR he’s an Angel walking in this Earth trying to help people like us with PVCs or other arrhythmias, heart deseases, etc ... THANK YOU, thank youuuu for your help doctor... May GOD BLESS YOU❣️❣️❣️❣️
I'm a DO and i work in epidemiology reserch, but i wanted to tell you that I really respect you! You're a great Doc!
I have health anxiety, so my PVCs really scared me, which obviously made them worse.. I noticed them more when I am stressed, worried or anxious.
Had echocardiogram and stress test, all came back completely normal.
My PVCs didn't occur during this test.
I fast every morning for4 hours, and have a black coffee and water during my fast.
My PVCs only begin once I begin eating.
And then subside after an hour or so after I finish eating.
I also notice in the evening after my dinner if I drink water it will speed my heart rate while I am drinking, then slow down..this used to freak me TFO.. but after watching this I am almost completely at peace.. thanks mate.
How are you doing with your symptoms?
If I ever get heart problems. I’m going to have to move to York... you’re such a nice Cardiac consultant. X😊👏💐🙏🏼🤗
A short book on this would help so many people! Thank you.
I’ve only asked a half a dozen physicians about this phenomenon and none seemed to know anything! So you’re quite brilliant not only to know this but to explain this in layman’s terms! And I want to thank you so very much for pointing me in the right direction to getting answers for my palpitations!
I hear you. During every emergency room visit, when I brought this up, I received a blank look in response. Either they’re stunned a patient has a certain level of knowledge or they have no idea what the vagus nerve does.
BOTH COMMENTS I FULLY HAVE BEEN HERE DONE THAT! SAME OUTCOME!!! 😡 Our medical practices in America SUCK!
went to A&E here in the UK n the doctor explained about indigestion that could cause the chest pain n might be related to the ectopic beat, so maybe the knowledge has become more common now
When I was about 20 I started experiencing pac's and pvc's, which were completely foreign to me and I thought I was going to die, which gave me a massive anxiety and panic disorder which made them MUCH worse. It was really horrible. Lesson learned: Don't be afraid to just go to a good doctor. I was convinced that if I did, they would discover some awful problem with my heart. It would have done me a lot of good and saved several years of completely wasted opportunities if I had known what these things are, and that the vast majority of the time they are nothing to be worried about.
My anxiety and panic attacks started in my 30’s. I went to many doctors, but no doctor ever heard them because my heart rhythm was normal when my appointment time arrived. A cardiologist put me through lots of tests, but the irregular beats never happened. Mine come and go, I some times go many months not feeling them. It is so bizarre.
I knew it!! For years now I swear that when I have stomach issues I have more skipped fluttery heart beats. I knew there was a connection! Thank you so much doctor for this explanation!
I LOVE this guy!!! He's SO smart and teaches so well!
Easy on the eyes, too,!!!
Thank you so much. Finally, someone who knows what they are talking about.
You are the best cardiologist ever. Never have i ever received an explanation for any heart related problems i tell my cardiologist. Thank you so much for taking time to do this for us❤
You are enlightening a dark and perplexing and lonely fearful place for many people . Questions clearly answered that I'm sure many patients have been suffering anxiety over for a long time.
Thankyou so very much 🙂
Thanks so much, for months I've been trying to find a clear explanation (I'm a competitive runner and have been told I have a 'high vagal tone' leading to intermittent AF; 40bpm or lower at night)
Now awaiting ablation...
Once again many thanks for your time in putting together these videos and for your clarity - they do make a difference!
IT'S SO NICE to see a real Doc. Giving great advice away bc i think I am having issues in this area.. and I am glad I can get some real info without getting charged $8773 for an office visit.. seeing him give them tips made my day. Thanks.
Thank you so much! I wish more doctors spoke to their parents as kindly and as plainly as you...
Had my heart transplant 26 years ago and I wish I could have learned some of this before. It is all so in depth and interwoven. Thank you for this explanation.
You have helped me more than you will ever know. Late 2018 I began to experience debilitating Vertigo. Following the on start of Vertigo, I began to have panic which caused palpitations. Prior to the Vertigo, I was experiencing chronic problems with upper respiratory. My ears have always been a focal point in my life. Naturally, my GP wanted to rule out mini strokes. I forced myself to go to GP during the tail end of a Vertigo attack. I had noticed my heart was extremely irritated and racing. My doctor suspected Ventricular Tachycardia. The monitor proved his concern valid. I went through the cardio testing. My heart structure not impaired. However I was placed on Beta Blocker. At this stage, I began to think about the Central Nervous System and watch your videos religiously. In September of 2019, I found an ENT who had me tested for allergies. I am severely allergic to just about every indoor/outdoor allergen. I was also tested for Immunoglobulin. My IGG2 very low and IGG4 boarder line. I decided to stimulate Vegas Nerve and do lymphatic drainage. For the last three months, I have not had an arrhythmia and no longer take Beta Blocker. I also receive two allergy shots per week and take s number of meds to relieve my symptoms. I haven't had the Vertigo. However, I do experience dizziness and postural BP. In both cases, I can manage problems. I thank you for activating a mindfulness that my heart rate could be stabilized. You have a very calming voice.
Can you please explain how you activated your vagus nerve?
Can you explain the lymphatic drainage?
Hi, how do you stimulate your Vagus Nerve? Thanks,
I really appreciate how didicated you are in sharing ,helping people .God Bless you .
Very informative!! All doctors should be like you!! Not only are you articulate, but you don't rush through the explanations. AND. You also give a lot of essential information, too!! 💖💖
Finally, an excellent explanation that I never got from my cardiologist!
Thank you for all your videos. Instructions are a good thing, but instructions combined with the what, why and background information, given at a laypersons level is by far more useful. Keep up the great work Doctor.
Thank you so much!
Easy to understand and deals with my situation. Racing heart and I told my Cardiologist that I thought that it was positional. He said don’t worry about it ( easy for him to say). Now I am at 8,200 ft. elevation and I think that the elevation is bringing on more episodes and more ocular migraines. I have learned how to try to stop the racing once it starts with ice and holding my nose and blowing. Thank you for all of your videos which help educate us and bring peace to us that have to deal with this.
Gupta is amazing! I’ve got a mitral valve prolapse and his videos explain everything in layman’s terms.
O my God ..you explain so well that we can understand comlex issues easily...thanks!! You are a good teacher
Thank you- stimulate nerve by deep breathing 6 secs in & 6 secs out. "You should certainly safeguard your nerves, and force yourself to take time, and not only for prayer and meditation, but for real rest and relaxation." ~ Baha'i Faith
I think you’re amazing. You’ve really helped me have some comfort when I’ve had some scary symptoms. I was diagnosed with pots in RCHL pre COVID time in 2020. my whole system appears to be affected ever since my c section, this appeared to be my trigger. I am slowly seeing the connections also to the stomach and your videos have helped me understand things a lot better. I will be booking my appointment to see you as soon as I’m able.
Many thanks
Elaine
I was just about to search and comment for this type of content on your page after finding out I have diabetic nerve damage and gastroparesis. Fair play to you!!! Thanks so much!!!!
I love the way you have explained this ...I've had palpitations all my life and extreme anxiety
Me too. I learned from a paramedic to sit down on a chair. Hold your breath and bend over so your stomach is on you thighs. Bear down like you're giving birth or have a bowel movement. Hold until you need to take a breath. Then release and sit up slowly. It works very well for me for skipped beats. But when my heart is pounding hard it doesn't work as well so I've been taking cold showers. And meditating a lot and breathing exercises.
Bless you. Wishing the best for you. 🙏🏼🧘🏼♀️🪴
Have you tried B Complex and Hawthorne Supreme?
Thank you. Some of it was a bit over my head but I did learn a lot. I'll listen a few times to make sure I understand it correctly. My heart has been beating hard so I need to learn to regulate it back to a normal rhythm. I've also been studying and practicing vagus nerve stimulation to help with anxiety. Thank you Dr for this video on this subject. Much appreciate 🙏🏻😘🥰
You are soooo competent. You are a blessing for me and so many other peoples in need. Poor us for the doctors we have. God bless you!
You are a God send. Thank you so much for all your information. Only one doctor in my long life briefly mentioned the possibility of an overactive vagus nerve. But, she never pursued that idea. I never forgot it. Now I'm going to go looking for a doctor here in my city who knows about this.
Wow, I have more answers from this video than many visits to many many heart doctors. Thank you so much for posting this!
What an intelligent man who is sharing knowledge most Drs here have no clue about. Imagine how many lives this man has saved.
Doctor, your clarity in describing these physiological functions of the heart and the vagus nerve is amazing. I only just hope you have had your talent for clear explanation recognized. You need to be in the lecture theatre with medical students explaining things the way you do. They will then all go forward and pass their exams. Brilliant explanation, which has enlightened me a lot. Thank you.
Thank you for taking your time to make these videos. It seems most doctors don't have the time or desire to inform their patients. They are so invaluable. The explanations and advice gives us the opportunity to understand and participate in our own heart health.
Thank you sooo much. You have a great way of explaining things in a very simplistic way.
Your calm explanation and the way you advise people Make my anxiety reduced,. I have been with anxiety and it makes me to have fast heart rate,,,I came across your video last time I follow your instructions on how to lower blood pressure ,,, unlike other doctors, they will increase your anxiety ,,I thank you so much and many people are talking about your kind way of advising people and making people less afraid of doctors,,God bless you doctor
Thank you for your life changing (for me) videos. You're a blessing.
Thank you so much for the informative videos. We need doctors such as yourself to encourage self care and inspiration in these stressful times. You are so kind making time to release the videos which are much needed.Thanks once again.
Wow this is good stuff...I always wanted an explanation like this from my doctors and would never get one. This video answers a lot of questions I had regarding how GERD can cause PVCs...I thank you a lot for this video as I'm sure other people have too. Your are certainly making life easier for a lot of people including me. To top it all off you have a talent for explaining things too. I'm glad there are doctors like you around who don't mind teaching us things that otherwise take many years to learn.
hi how are you doing? my gerd also causes me a hell lot of problems n I've got the idea (maybe it's called intuition bc it's my body) that the PVCs or chest discomfort/pain is related to it, because my ECG+echo+stress test whatever was normal. Finally the A&E doctors told me that it could be caused by indigestion, so it's quite normal. sometimes it's when I exercise, or when hormonal i.e. around my luteal phase/pre-period, so at this point I just accept it's my heart that's a bit sensitive towards this thing but it's controlled by my behaviour and awareness.
Thank you very much for this great video. It is very clear, it helped me a lot. Thank you again, Dr, Gupta. We need more doctors like you, God bless you.
Thanks Dr. for explaining what I had experiencing these episode
I wish all Drs were like you what a great man 💜
I have had to educate my doctors about the vagus nerve and palpitations over my whole life. Finally I learned some helpful things I didn't know and confirmed things I've learned from my own body. Brilliant Sanjay . Gupta! Thank you!
Thank you Dr. Sanjay Gupta! I have been watching many of your videos and learning a great deal about the heart, especially its relationship with the stomach. Thank you from all the way down under in New Zealand. God Bless you!!
Researching my symptoms and I find you. Thank you for explaining in this video as well as others you have done. I'm off all my heart meds and Fomotidine while taking supplements and reduced food consumption. My last palpitation attack was while I was eating. I told my cardiologist this and they wanted to double my metro and put me on blood thinner. I'm so much better now. Thanks again.
Thank you very much for taking the time to make this video! I needed this information!
Thank you sooo much. You are a Super young Man and we are very fortunate to have you on this Earth. More teachings from you will help a great deal of people. Respect and high regards from Lakshmi Amarasingha.
Doctor you are amazing heart yourself! Thank you so much for sharing so clearly and openly. Bless you!
Awesome content, Doctor!! Thank you so much for your effort and kindness!
Best short overview I've ever seen on the subject. Wish I had seen it years earlier. If any visitors have atrial fibrillation, please consider rebounding (bouncing on a small trampoline) and the Milner Acetylcholine Protocol (MAP) to get the parasympathetic nervous system to respond properly.
Thank you for these suggestions
Wow, you explain things in a way that I can begin to understand! Thank you.
thanks Stephen
Drs will never tell us this information, God bless you to share this very important information 🙏
Shared to my chronic illness support group, thank you so much, very informative and reassuring :)
Explained a difficult concept like a boss
I think you described my condition.your info has been very useful.ill keep watching! keep it coming!Thank you I am very grateful!
Very informative and so well presented. I have been dealing with very rapid heartbeat/loss of breath issues that come and go particularly when I am at rest rather than active.This particular video seems to really nail it for me. I will continue to watch and support your channel with great interest. Paul lyon
Sir Dr, endless Thanks for this great explanation, there are few Doctors that would explain such a Deep Knowledge for Free to People.
Thanks you for this you are a true Humanist.
Namaste
your videos are excellent...I.was admitted to A&E yesterday, sudden onset of SOB, chest pain , irregular tachy, palpitations, BP 220/120 (I have known hypertension and am currently being treated with losartan and diltiazem) ...ECG normal, bloods normal ...asked consultant if it could be gastric related, he said no, I told him I had been having a bloated stomach , flutterings for the past week or so....I am a nurse, was at work when this happened, he told me it was likely the stress of my job....so tired of hearing this , yes , this job is stressful but I've been doing it for a long time! they did not do a chest x-ray...I suspect it could be related to various other conditions such vagus stimulation, hiatus hernia, etc etc but was firmly told no ....thank you for your research and for listening to your patients!
thank you Jacqueline!
@@YorkCardiology I have suffered for 7 years with at the fist 3 years I had a constant high heart rate even at rest and constantly jumping over someone dropping a pen it's given me shortness of breath and just a horrible feeling this all started after a deep tissue massage therapy my first and only one where he did nerve stretching and trigger point therapy and mobilisation the day I got home an hour later it hit me and took 3 years to lowef slightly I strongly believe he affected my vagus nerve and made it permanently over active
@@aydentheninja877 I know for certainty that my AFib episodes are caused by my vagus nerve over-reacting. Can actually feel the pulse beating very hard and irregular deep with-in my abdomen, directly beneath where my rib-cage comes together. Right before an AFib episode I will usually feel nauseated and like I have a nervous stomach. Very jumpy and with an overall uncomfortable feeling.
And I have found that pressing down hard with my finger-tips on the vagus nerve several times, that I am able to STOP the AFib in its tracks after only a very few minutes!!😉 What a Relief!
I was just tested positive for gastritis with similar symptoms to you. It’s possible in your situation that an inflammation is pressing on the vagus nerve. Book an appointment with a gastroenterologist to rule this out. In my situation, I had a consistent sore neck and after getting a cervical MRI, it showed a large mess with bulging discs pushing on nerves. This is causing every issue I have I suspect, rather then the gastritis itself causing the problems.
@@gloriamaryhaywood2217 where do you push on the vagus nerve? On you stomach? Can you explain how I can do it too to help me? I would appreciate it so much. 🙏🏼🥰😘🧘🏼♀️🪴
So helpful. Have looked all over for this information. Thanks so much.
xSo clear and understandable ! More power Doc.You are such a great educator and so goodlooking ,too. God bless you !
I really appreciate the videos so much. You make things so easy to understand. Thank you!!!
This video was so helpful! I want to thank you for sharing your insights and plan to share it with my SVT support group.
YES, THIS IS THE BEST EXPLANATION I'VE HEARD. THANK YOU DR. GUPTA. THIS EXPLAINS WHY MY HEART FLUTTERS WHEN I LEAN BACK IN A SEMI RECLINING CHAIR. IT IS BECAUSE MY STOMACH IS PUTTING PRESSURE ON THE VAGUS NERVE CAUSING A LOWER HEART RATE THUS ALLOWING FLUTTER SYMPTOMS TO OCCUR. NOT A DOCTOR HERE BUT THIS IS WHAT IT FEELS LIKE TO ME. SIMILARILY WHEN I LIE DOWN ON MY STOMACH THE FLUTTERING SEEMS TO STOP.
thanks steve
I also have gastro issues (hiatal hernia) and you are the first doctor that I have seen that addresses and connects those two issues. My gastro has not and neither has my cardiologist. Thank you for these videos and bringing intelligent, well researched information to us.
I saw a cardiologist when I was pregnant last year and he looked at me and thought I was a nutcase. He did not listen to me at all when I said I was having heart palpitations. Found out later that I was having a hiatal hernia and so I start getting adjusted by a chiropractor and my palpitations went away. But unfortunately my palpitations came back this week but I have not been consistent with going to the chiropractor, so I’m hoping that’s why and then I can get fixed again. They are so scary
Thanks for all your help and advice Doctor Gupta, God bless you
Brilliantly and simply explained. Thank you.
So good to finally hear something that makes sense of my symptoms, thank you so much Dr Sanjay. I've been suffering with this for years now, thinking it was a heart problem which has now been ruled out. It's reassuring to know and understand to stop me from stressing about it. More doctors need to know about this.
Can you be more specific please?
I have these irregular heartbeats since few weeks now and they tend to be stronger than normal heartbeats but sometimes along with the heartbeats i get strange feeling in the throat like a pressure or a feeling to cough i dont know
This is sooo helpful. I’ve blacked out many times and it’s terrifying to say the least. I’ve had two ablations, a watchman put in my heart as well as a link monitor. But this is the first time I have heard someone say that overeating can trigger heart arrhythmia, and that confirms what I’ve felt that for a long time. This video has been very helpful. Thanks sooo much.
One more thing, - my cardiologist prescribed Dicyclomine which helps immensely, when I feel the vagus nerve misfiring as because it settles my gut down, it then seems to help my heart etc etc.
OH My, thanks for slowly explaining this out. I can follow and understand what the vagus nerve does and its importance. Great video. Thanks
Yes! Agree 💯 😍
Great video. am using a lot of your videos in a local health & wellness group on Facebook. It answers a lot of questions for me. I have started sitting on a cushion to alleviate pressure on the vagus nerve and as a result No pain
What a generous heart you have. I’m 61 and play singles tennis thinking I’m 25. I wonder if if I push my heart too much, Does feel good to have a higher level of fitness. It took 9,5 minutes to get to my target heart rate on treadmill stress test. The doc was surprised.
Mr Gupta thank you for your videos they are very informative I wish you were my consultant I had a heart attack last year then cardiac arrest. pacemaker fitted for bradycardia last july now suffering atrial ectopic beats/afib and am learning more from you now than at any time of my treatment. Thanks again
Excellent informative video. Thank-you!
Wow this is great info. I've been having palpitations and unsure if it is cause by gastro (gallbladder) issues. But I called and they said 3 months for a halter monitor!
I love Dr Gupta so much! Where has he been all my life?
Brilliant Dr Gupta. Brilliant explanation.
I have had terrible dietary habits for almost a decade. Suddenly I started feeling episodic shocks/thuds in the breathing. These would be triggered by 1) spicy food 2) large meals 3) crouched posture 4) stress ... Upon visiting s cardiologist, I discovered I've also been suffering from HCM and his entire focus went that way. However, I'm convinced today that the weakened performance of the vagus nerve is the core cause behind my increased heart rate, belching, and episodic (terrifying) attacks of heartbeat skip/fluttering. Thank You for this video. I completely understand the science behind this. Could you please help us understand how we can enhance the performance of the vagus nerve?
@Mohammad Osama, the sane happens to me, it's very very frightening
Wow, you've calmed me so much. Thanks for this amazing video.
I’m fascinated with learning about the Vegas Nerve as well... it’s so interesting to know how our body functions....
Thank you! Seems like information everyone should know for their good health.
I’m waiting to hear from my cardiologist after a 2 week monitor. I was told I had bradycardia in the hospital and might need a pacemaker maker. I waited 7 months to get a cardiologist as there were no appointments open. Then went to a procedure and was told I went into a right bundle branch block. Then I was having so many palpitations and chest pressure I went to the ER. Then I was in the hospital and told I had a run of ventricular tachycardia. I have gastroperesis and a NAFL. My abdominal area gets swollen. Wow that’s a great talk. You are so good and simplifying things. I have a little ekg device and I noticed during some palpitations I was having a regular beat and a pac. They would be in runs for a long time. Like hours. Like I said I was put on a heart monitor and finally have an appointment with the cardiologist. Hope they have some answers for me. Thank You for your information!
You are so young! And very intelligent and helpful! Thanks
Enjoyed the presentation lots of excellent information. Thank You Doctor
Thank you Dr. Gupta! You are a light in the darkness, truly! God Bless and protect you!
Agree 💯 😍 Blessings always! 🙌
Thank you Sanjay for your carefully measured explainations of these very complex issues.
Thanks Doctor! God blessings for what are you doing to help us !
Wow! Thx, because of an ad on FB, I learned about this nerve just this morning...
I'm amazed because I've had SVT for years and not one of my drs have ever mentioned this. I am diabetic with nerve damage in both feet, and Charcot in my left. I'm on a liver transplant list for PBC and perhaps this nerve is contributing to these and other symptoms I'm having...including depression, hypertension, osteoporosis, the brain fog and memory loss. I'm only 60 years old and confused as to why my body is in this tailspin!
Following your magnesium now for about a month in addition to Multivitamin daily We have both felt a definite improvement in general heath. ( ages 73 and 77)
A very positive second memory assessment for my husband. He passed the Memory test and has been discharged back to the GP. Wow, thank you.
sending much gratitude for your videos and explanations. had a 3 year stint of "fainting" where i would collapse, not be able to move, but be conscious and feel pain when pinched by the paramedics and docs.. would take a few hours for movement to return, distal to proximal, first sensation, then movement.. would be exhausted for days afterward.. could not predict when it would happen.. it finally stopped with my 4th pacemaker replacement and wires, all within 10 year.. somehow, it seems, it had something to do with the faulty pacer cables were triggering a type of vagal vagus reaction. neurologists were unable to diagnose anything specific.. closest was autonomic paralysis syndrome.. wish i had your information back then.. blessings on your work..
Great explanation! Thank you for your presentations.
Thank you so much. This is amazing information and again I truly appreciate you sharing your knowledge.
Thank you for explaining this, the ER doctor didn’t mention any of these systems in play he just said my heart was normal and the palpitations would go away but it’s been happening for months now, it’s just now started spooking me which led me to get checked out
Thank you so much for this video, Dr. Gupta. You have been so helpful to me.
Thanks for your work, I hope to pass this on to friends and family/