Magnesium supplements?/ heart?
Posted by admin on Nov 10, 2009
The cardiologist said my tricuspid and mitral valves close asymmetrically so my heart goes, "lub lub dub," instead of other people’s, "lub dub."
He suggested that I take a magnesium supplement, so I will try that.
Does anyone know if that is good for your heart?
Or what it amounts to if you have this asymmetrical valve closure?
He said it does not appear to be MVP after all, unless that occurs episodically.
Thank you! I used to, and sometimes still do, drink a large mug of either black or green tea in the morning.
I was thinking I should cut out caffeine though if I have this heart thing. However the cardiologist did not say that.
I can’ t find much on the Internet about this asymmetric valve thing.
Magnesium is good for heart rythm. You can take it with calcium but be sure to take a little vitamin d with it. D gets the calcium into the bones, so it doesn’t stay in the blood and get in the arteries. Dont take too much vitamin d, check the rda, lately they’ve increased it somewhat cause they see new benefits of it.
Your doctor sounds wonerful- he’s trying nutrition. You are fortunate!
I get palpitations myself, I avoid caffeine- chocolate, coffee, .
