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Atrial Flutter
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5MgNlwJC1Y
In this video, Dr Sanjay Gupta, consultant cardiologist explains a heart condition called atrial flutter. Atrial flutter is an abnormal heart rhythm which can cause symptoms of heart palpitations. In atrial flutter,the atria contract at 300 beats per minute and every other impulse goes down into the ventricles and therefore the ventricles beat at 150 beats per minute. In patients who are taking medications such as beta blockers or… read more

I wanted to remind everyone that our Heart Disease Support Group will meet on February 20th (next Tuesday) at 7 PM EST, 6 PM CST, 5 PM MT, and 4 PM PST. Here is the Zoom link for the meeting. https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84563440017?pwd=b5TjC...
We will start the meeting by talking about diet and heart health. I would love for you to share the good things you do for your heart. So think about what you want to share with the group. Then we will just chat about what is going on with each of us. I… read more

Hello Heart team. I had another chemical stress for indigestion symptoms, the test says scars from a previous MI (sudden coronary dissection) that had in 2019, it also says without appreciable Ischemia. I'm thinking no blockage., I have a follow up soon, a cardiologist was there but not doing testing,vso if it was very bad, he would have visited them. My question is does anyone have scarring from previous MI (attack) that is large scarring? I read sometimes scarring can have negative effects on… read more

Learn how the aorta becomes weakened, how aortic aneurysms develop, and strategies for repairing them from Cleveland Clinic Heart & Vascular Institute Aorta Center.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ZqPi8Q7oII

What You Need to Know About the Heart and Kidney Connection
The heart and kidneys are linked together, so problems in one can lead to problems in the other. If you have heart disease or kidney disease, Dr. Blake Shusterman a kidney doctor in Greenville, SC, explains why you need to be paying attention to the other one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RT7DC9H70fs

I have read that Vitamin E complex is an absolute must, particularly for women to combat heart disease. What other vitamins and/or natural alternatives can one use to combat the disease over and above the meds?

Does anyone else have obstructive hypertrophic cardiomapathy? I would would like to discuss experiences as there are not too many of us on this board.