Discover the #1 remedy for heart palpitations and learn more about the top causes of heart palpitations.
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0:00 Introduction: Heart palpitations explained
0:12 What are heart palpitations?
0:22 What causes heart palpitations?
5:20 The best remedy for heart palpitations
7:20 Learn more about the gallbladder!
Today I want to share the #1 remedy for heart palpitations.
Heart palpitations are irregular heartbeats that can come and go.
Top causes of heart palpitations:
• Stress
• Caffeine
• Wine
• Gluten
• Bile sludge
• Food allergies
• Certain medications
• Hyperthyroidism
• EMF
• Over-exercising/poor sleep
• Magnesium deficiency
The top remedy for heart palpitations:
• Magnesium
Getting magnesium from food is the best option, but you can also take a magnesium supplement. As far as supplements, I like magnesium glycinate.
Salads and vegetables are excellent sources of magnesium and other essential nutrients. I suggest consuming seven to ten cups of salad per day or four to five cups of vegetables.
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67 responses to “The #1 Remedy for Heart Palpitations”
Much needed topic.
Happy you found it useful! Be well!
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@Dr. Eric Berg DC great 👍🏻 video can YOU also do a video (which I know you’ve done video’s on before but do a NEW one please of atrial fibrillation/afib) 🙏🏻 pleaseeeeeee
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@Dr. Eric Berg DC ⚠️ can YOU pleaseeeeeee 🙏🏻 do a very important video on this topic 🙏🏻 what’s your thoughts 💭💭💭💭💭 on atrial fibrillation/afib ablation procedure 👈🏻🚨😱⚠️💭💭💭👆🏻👆🏻👆🏻 (DR BERG please do a video on this pleaseeeee 🙏🏻 what’s your opinion 💭 I had one done ✔️ and it SERIOUSLY made MY heart ♥️ worse and I WAS always against that procedure 👈🏻🚨😱⚠️💭 many people who had afib ablation get MORE problems NEVER 👎🏻 helps their situation 👈🏻😱 would loveeeeee to hear 👂🏻 your opinion do a video pleaseeeeee 🙏🏻 on this topic 🙏🏻 thank YOU
I believe in adequate rest after exercise, on the account the heart is a muscle that never rests. Your lungs are just as important to exercise as they work together. Thank you, Dr. Berg.
My heart has a relaxed resting rate when I listen to Dr Berg
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@Dr. Eric Berg DC what’s the best time of DAY to take magnesium and should YOU take with food 👈🏻❓💭
I had heart palpitations. Felt like a flip flop in my chest. Went to a doctor, no heart issues found. Went to a health food store, the lady recommended magnesium – they were completely gone the next day 😮 This man speaks truth. ❤ Thank you
It sounds like what you’re describing is a cardiac cough reflex or sternutatory syncope. If you felt an urge to cough after, then I believe this might be the case. Palpitations are more often a pounding sensation with every beat, but it is also an umbrella term to cover heart beat related issues such as a feeling of skipped beats. I am not recommending anything here, just sharing what I know, I am glad Magnesium worked for you 🙂
Thank you Dr.Berg
Same. I had bad palpitations for about a month, doctor sent me to heart specialist, who couldn’t find anything wrong, and offered no possible reasons why it was happening. It just happens, apparently. 🙈 He never mentioned Magnesium or any other minerals or vitamins. Went home, did research, and started taking Magnesium. Palpitations GONE. So much for the ‘experts’ 🤯
What type of magnesiun is best to stop heart palpitations?
@Star.Traffick I take mag. threonate. Very relaxing. It can help you to drift off to sleep but that’s fine by me!
Never have your electric cords rolled-up when plugged in, either. They create a magnetic field. Thank you, Dr. Berg!
they radiate EM waves like a radio transmitter!
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Not quite. The issue about power flowing through rolled up power cords and more importantly extension cable reels is that the opposing fields work against each other creating a resistance in the cables that results in a heating-effect and is worst case scenarios can cause the cables to melt, short-out and then burning happens. Seen it in a theatre setting with a spot-light used incorrectly.
+ overhydration (drinking too much water) can cause palpitations as well because it drains out most of electrolytes from body through urination, which are essential for regular heartbeat.
YESSSSSSS I have afib and I would end up in the hospital 🏥 MY potassium WAS always low BUT in normal rage BUT when MY potassium goes under 4.0 it triggers MY heart ♥️ into palpitations or episode OR NIGHTMARE afib! I even take 3 potassium pills 💊 a day because I ONLY drink water 💦 it WAS flushing out all MY electrolytes 👈🏻 I need to try magnesium again I’m just SO SCARED 😱 of pills 💊 I have ptsd over pills 💊 because that’s what caused ME to get afib condition 😭
Spot-on Dr Berg. I have AFib and take Magnesium Taurate. My condition has improved greatly.
Wish I knew that for my mom. They had her on eliquis and all sorts of stuff for AFib
@Q plus 2020 Oh, sorry to hear that. It’s such a shame that GPs don’t recommend Magnesium for the heart. I found out about it from a cardiologist here on YouTube. His channel is ‘York Cardiology’. He gives far more information on heart problems than any GP I know.
@Q plus 2020 I have afib and it’s SERIOUSLY miserable I also take that blood 🩸 thinner pill 💊 eliquis
Supplementing magnesium made my chronic headaches go away. Before that, I would wake up in the middle of the night with “the worst headache you’ve ever had” from degenerative disc disease. I still had chronic pain, but stopped getting those headaches. I also had hypertension.
Keto and fasting reduced that chronic pain and the hypertension, but I started keto for onset of type two diabetes a few years after serendipitously discovering magnesium.
Which type of magnesium do you take
@Chill n Space When I started, it was magnesium oxide from Costco, and it actually worked. It’s supposed to be the crappiest from, so I switched to magnesium malate. Then I learned about various other forms of magnesium and added magnesium threonate, because I have degenerative disc disease and wanted any cognitive benefits too.
Then I found what I really wanted was a magnesium complex, so I get a complex with magnesium malate, glycinate, orotate and taurate, which I take with meals, in addition to the magnesium threonate I still take in the morning and the evening. If I need to relax and/or fight inflammation in particular, I’ll take magnesium glycinate standalone.
When fasting, I don’t take the complex and instead I take an electrolyte supplement from Redmond Life.
Months back I started a triple blend of magnesium malate, glycerinate, and citrate and it has made a world of difference with my palpitations. About 95% better!!!
the specific brand?
I was about to take that one. I don’t have palpitations anymore. I took magnesium potassium aspartame. Keeps my BP in check.
@Mani Muthiah BioEmblem Triple Magnesium Complex
very interesting, I only take glycinate, I might get another like citrate or malate, thank you !
It’s important to stay hydrated. Eating fresh fruits and vegetables to get potassium and magnesium is spot on. Had to go to the ER once due to palpitations and blood work showed it was low potassium. Since then per doctor recommendation I eat a banana in the morning and supplement low dose magnesium and potassium at night.
I was told 2 banana a week max otherwise potassium levels would too high and that potassium needs to be considered with magnesium intake, by all means check it out for yourself
You might
Top causes of heart palpitations:
• Stress
• Caffeine
• Wine
• Gluten
• Bile sludge
• Food allergies
• Certain medications
• Hyperthyroidism
• EMF
• Over-exercising/poor sleep
• Magnesium deficiency
The top remedy for heart palpitations:
• Magnesium (from food sources like 4 to 5 cups of greens or 7 to10 cups of salad per day)
(or magnesium glycinate as supplement)
Thank you Dr Berg!
You forgot the most important cause. The Jab
Potassium deficiency. you don;t need much but you do need it.
2 large glasses of wine & a large bag of chips!! (UK.) (gulp !)
Thanks 😊
Thanks for sharing
Me and my family have palpitations, the cardiologist found nothing on me. I’m gluten free, dont est sulphites due to severe intestinal issues after.some doctors said I was taking too much natural thyroid medication.
Started taking magnesium tab at night to help me go to the bathroom better. I was talking to a coworker and she said magnesium made her palpitations stop
…that’s when I realized that mine had also stopped. Wish I figured this out while my mom was still alive, this would have helped her.
I had heart palpitations almost every day for 2 and a half years following an emotional burn out. I was juggling a demanding full time job as well as being the main carer for my dad. I ended up with bad anxiety and that triggered the palpitations. I went from being healthy with no palpitations, to extreme anxiety, over sensitivity and strange electrical pulses down my spine. It was the worst time of my life and at one stage I thought it would never end. I also had extreme dread that something bad was always going to happen. I was also afraid to go out in the dark.
Thankfully I’m now on the road to recovery with palpitations only occasionally. The sensitivity has now gone and I am no longer afraid to go out at night. Incidentally I take magnesium daily.
What type brand dosage
@Bunny Bubs I’m in the UK so I use Vitabiotics Ultra Magnesium. I take 2 tablets daily (375mg).
@Sandy McConnell thank you
I went thru this as well, glad your ok!
@Bunny Bubstry taking about 250-500 mgs of glycinate. If you get too much it will cause mild diarhea , then just lower the dose. I found this info in one of dr berg’s video’s about magnesium. I’d go watch it , lot’s of great info!
3 Years ago my cardiologist said I had an irregular heartbeat. But, the problem would go away in the summer. He didn’t believe it. Finally and ER doctor told me it was the vagus nerve. Stimulating the sternum with massage relieved the sensation. However, the list that Dr. Berg gave was almost everything I was doing wrong. Following Keto has alleviated the palpitation “almost” entirely. I went back for an annual 2 days ago and the cardiologist just shook his head an smiled. He couldn’t believe how my health improved. Thank you Dr. Berg!
What is your typical diet for a day?
question please❓when YOU are food did it trigger your heart ♥️ in palpitations👈🏻❓
If your “back is out of Whack” it can throw your heart into “flip flops”.. been there too many times…
Another great video Dr. Berg! I have started taking Magnesium Glycinate for 6 months or so now. I did not have palpitations but my overall strength and well-being has definitely improved.
That’s great!
I had palpitations bad for almost 20 years in the military. Near the end, I found Doc Berg and magnesium, and fixed it. Thanks, Doc Berg!
That’s great. Thanks for sharing your experience. Stay safe and healthy!
What magnesium
I’ve been taking bioavailable 3 forms of magnesium and it doesn’t help
After the vaccine, I feel like a-lot more people need this. Thank you.
Speaking for myself, true comment. Magnesium/potassium and ACV, NAC regiment has helped my heart issues, which began day 4 of Pf jab.
I had palpitations when I was in my early 50´s and I went for a stress test and found out I had left bundle branch blockage and was put on a beta blocker. I took it for a quite a few years never seeing a doctor or a cardiologist in all that time. Last summer I did a bit of research and found out that heart palpitations are quite common in menopause so I thought I would cut my pills in half and see what happens. Nothing changed so after 6 months I completely quit taking them and 5 months in I’m still fine. I’m sure I still have LBBB but symptom free as is the case in a few of my siblings. The changes I made were adding magnesium bisglycinate and upping my vitamin d3 to 5-10,000 mg per day along with K2 and daily exercise as well. I’m 64 now and feeling great ! Do your own research as well as consulting with your doctor , you know your body best !
I have that same thing. They never gave me anything for it. I was smoking, drinking beer and eating crap foods. It never bothered me, but I stopped smoking January 2022, and am taking better care of my health. All of a sudden my glucose number is high and my triglycerides are high. 😠
❤absolutely
Per an earlier video from Dr Berg about magnesium and potassium for palpitations, I began to eat mixed nuts and sunflower seeds just like one would take a prescription. After years of palpitations, they almost entirely quit within a few days.
That’s great.
I had heart palpitations for years. Docs could never find anything wrong. Had to figure it out on my own.
Everytime I ate bread I had heart palpitations. I was young (in my 20s) and thought it was just anxiety. I did have severe anxiety which was a nightmare in itself. Docs never diagnosed me with anxiety so I never took meds for it. Thank God!
Started listening to my body in my 40s. Went to school for holistic nutrition and now at 60 I believe I’m healthier than ever. I thank God everyday 🙏
And Dr. Berg is a gem❤
Ive had palpitations since i was younger. I believe the main reason for them is stress/anxiety. You may not even know that you are anxious until you try some kind of meditation/ relaxation techniques. Then you realise youve been stressed for so long without realising. Drink plenty sleep plenty meditate and supplement according. Works for me 😁