My Hospital Holiday - Tachicardia + Arrhythmia

[John Hilton]

Thu, Jul 25, 2024

As a few of you know, I've been absent for a couple of days and you might be interested to know why.

I have three herniated discs in my lower back and manipulation by a physiotherapist and, subsequently, an osteopath gave temporary relief but I'm gradually becoming more disabled. I can't walk far or stand for long without pain.

My friend who is an osteopath in the UK gave me exercises to do but I can no longer bear to lie on my stomach to do them.

Consequently, I decided to ask my doctor for pain relief. He prescribed cortisone syrup to be taken with thiocolchicoside capsules.

On the following day I had hiccups so I ate a slice of bread as it was hours since I'd eaten. That didn't help so I drank a shot glass of Raki. I was feeling tired and went upstairs for a nap. I developed stomach ache but it went away and I fell asleep.

When I awoke, I went downstairs and sat at the computer. I felt a bit odd and realised that my heart was racing for no reason, with a fluttering sensation. I looked up the capsules that the doctor prescribed for my back:
Side Effects of Thiocolchicoside
Some of the most common side effects of thiocolchicoside include drowsiness, abdominal pain, gas, nausea, and diarrhea. If any serious symptoms such as itching, rashes, dry mouth, yellowing of eyes, a sudden drop in blood pressure, or a racing heart are seen, then one must immediately contact a doctor.
I asked my wife to take me to the health centre and from there was rushed to hospital where I spent two days on a dextrose drip, which has left a painful haematoma in my arm. Anyway, the tachycardia and arythmia subsided.

The heart specialist said that it couldn't have been caused by the thiocolchicoside and I must now take blood thinners, beta-blockers and statins for life, as my cholesterol and triglycerides are too high.

Well, I've already researched statins, so I'm not taking those.

I looked up the side effects of my new "Daxirem" (Dabigatran Etexilate) tablets before taking the first one to "thin my blood".
https://www.drugs.com/sfx/dabigatran-side-effects.html
Ha ha, no way!
I'm not taking this ****. The possible "side effects" (effects) are horrendous. Some can cause permanent disability or even death. There are no statistics to allow me to decide between the risks of not taking (stroke, heart attack) and the risks of taking them, especially internal bleeding - bearing in mind that I might have to have spinal surgery. I want to see a peer-reviewed study comparing this **** against a placebo.
At lunchtime I spoke to a guy who is taking a similar blood thinner and he was covered in bruises caused by it. Imagine what his internal organs are like.
"Major or severe bleeding may occur and, regardless of location, may lead to disabling, life-threatening or even fatal outcomes."
Note that, in the USA at least, more than 50% of all deaths are "iatrogenic" - caused by prescribed drugs! Also note that only around 1% of side effects actually get reported, so the reality is usually 100 times worse than the statistics (where given) suggest.
Anyone taking this stuff please let me know your experience and how you assessed the risks.
I've been measuring my heartbeat in bed each morning and it's below 70 bpm so I don't need the beta-blockers.

Just for info. I currently take daily:
zinc 30 mg
magnesium 300 - 600 mg (for muscle cramps & migraine)
D3 + K2 10,000 iu + 200µg (measured very low last year)
B12 1000 mg (measured low last year)
nattokinase 100 mg
NAC 600 mg
L-lysin 2000 mg
C - 1000 mg x 2
Lugol's iodine 7% one drop (just started)

My sphygmomanometer is playing up but my BP appears to be around 137/89 which is fine for my age (73).

Anyway, I thought this might provide food for discussion.

[meat suit]

Thank you for sharing John. Its great to hear how concious you are about all the factors.
I cant offer any advice as I dont know anybody who has a journey like that, but I think you are in a good place to find the best answers soon.

[RunningDeer]

Sending out streams of vitality to you, John. ♡
Sending, Sending, Sent

[Harmony]

Do you think John that the heart issue was only a side effect of the new pain killers? Maybe after surgery on your disc's you won't need the pain medication and the heart issue will subside. May you be well

[Johnnycomelately]

Posted by meat suit (here)
Thank you for sharing John. Its great to hear how concious you are about all the factors.
I cant offer any advice as I dont know anybody who has a journey like that, but I think you are in a good place to find the best answers soon.

John M, ditto this statement by meat suit. And ditto Paula’s intention of helping your healing, and echoing Harmony’s smart parsing (and question) and best wishes.

[Michi]

John, I applaud your sovereignty! I wish most in your age would dare to investigate for them selves - how to get well again!

[leavesoftrees]

Posted by John Hilton (here)
Thu, Jul 25, 2024

Just for info. I currently take daily:
zinc 30 mg
magnesium 300 - 600 mg (for muscle cramps & migraine)
D3 + K2 10,000 iu + 200µg (measured very low last year)
B12 1000 mg (measured low last year)
nattokinase 100 mg
NAC 600 mg
L-lysin 2000 mg
C - 1000 mg x 2
Lugol's iodine 7% one drop (just started)

My sphymomanometer is playing up but my BP appears to be around 137/89 which is fine for my age (73).

Anyway, I thought this might provide food for discussion.

sounds like a fairly unpleasant example of iatrogenic symptoms. I also refused to take statins because of potential side effects and I am not entirely convinced of the connection between cholesterol and atherosclerosis and heart disease

Good on you for not taking the blood thinner medication. Doctors dont like you refusing their prescriptions
Have you read "Human heart, Cosmic heart" by Tom Cowan. You can find the pdf online or listen to his channel. He's not on YouTube its the other one I cant recall it's name at the moment

A natural therapist doctor told me not to take too much iodine. I cant remember the reason now

Hope you have a speedy recovery

[John Hilton]

leavesoftrees: "Human heart, Cosmic heart"

Thanks. I haven't read it but have now downloaded it and will do so.

Do you think John that the heart issue was only a side effect of the new pain killers?

I do, even though both doctors denied it. I might have an underlying condition that exacerbated it but it's one heck of a coincidence that my heart went crazy just the day after I started to take the new (to me) drug. It's not the first time that I've reacted badly to a drug. I recall many years ago being given something that stopped me from peeing (that wasn't its intended purpose). More recently, I was prescribed Omnic Tocas to help me to pee as I have a benign enlarged prostate. That caused dyspnia - presumably by affecting my heart. I stopped taking it immediately and I was fine after three days.

My friend has just presented me with Ginkgo Bilboa liquid and Crataegus Oxyacantha liquid. I don't currently know much about these tinctures. Dosage is 5 drop a day of crategeus and 10 drops of ginko taken together in small amount of water. Nothing to eat or drink for 15 minutes before and after.

[Bill Ryan]

Do please see this very valuable thread, featuring a LOT of useful information and many personal experiences:

• Heart problems and arrhythmias

[edina]

Hi John, the D3 and nattokinase, themselves, have blood thinning properties so you probably don't need the blood thinner.

How long have you been taking these?

My husband used nattokinase to replace statins, and it's spoken highly of by many people. However, he continued to have milder statin-like side effects so he stopped nattokinase and is now drinking about 1/2 cup aloe vera juice a day. A childhood friend completely resolved her high cholesterol with aloe vera juice and suggested we try it. Not sure how that's affecting his cholesterol, the cholesterol issue is increasingly coming under question within the medical community. His recently started NAC and sees a glimmer of a light coming out of the low energy and muscle weakness.

It seems the main issue you experienced was the arrhythmia which more often than not is electrical. A one off is probably not a huge concern. But something to observe. And I agree with you, the medication may have induced it. When it comes to your own body and observations, trust yourself.

I'll continue to hold you in prayer and healing. Thanks for letting us know what your experiencing and for keeping us updated.

[John Hilton]

Posted by Bill Ryan (here)
Do please see this very valuable thread, featuring a LOT of useful information and many personal experiences:

• Heart problems and arrhythmias

Thanks, Bill. I read it earlier before starting this.

[John Hilton]

Posted by edina (here)
Hi John, the D3 and nattokinase, themselves, have blood thinning properties so you probably don't need the blood thinner.

How long have you been taking these?

I was already taking D3 when I had covid in January 2020. I was prompted to do research by the obvious lies. A subsequent test showed that I was still lacking D3 so I switched brands. I need to do another test but that means having yet another session wth my doctor! Nattokinase I started last year after more research into "long covid". (I'm not suffering from it but my "fully vaxed" wife is probably shedding spike proteins so it's a precaution.)

Thanks for the healing. My back has been slightly less painful today but I still can't walk far without causing pain. It's frustrating because I'm normally fairly active and I really want to get out and walk kilometres - not just a few metres!

P.s. the photo isn't me. I'm completely bald (alopecia) and look at least 15 years younger than my actual 73. :-)

[edina]

Posted by John Hilton (here)

Posted by edina (here)
Hi John, the D3 and nattokinase, themselves, have blood thinning properties so you probably don't need the blood thinner.

How long have you been taking these?

I was already taking D3 when I had covid in January 2020. I was prompted to do research by the obvious lies. A subsequent test showed that I was still lacking D3 so I switched brands. I need to do another test but that means having yet another session wth my doctor! Nattokinase I started last year after more research into "long covid". (I'm not suffering from it but my "fully vaxed" wife is probably shedding spike proteins so it's a precaution.)

Thanks for the healing. My back has been slightly less painful today but I still can't walk far without causing pain. It's frustrating because I'm normally fairly active and I really want to get out and walk kilometres - not just a few metres!

P.s. the photo isn't me. I'm completely bald (alopecia) and look at least 15 years younger than my actual 73. :-)

(too funny, your photo comment)

You've started nattokinase long enough ago that if you were to experience any of the mild side effects that my husband experienced you would have noticed it by now.
Almost everyone is low on Vit D, probably related to what's been happening in the skies, chemtrails and all. It's hard to take too much of it. That said, I can't take it, I have an inherited blood condition with low platelets. That's how I noticed it also has blood thinning properties. The same with fish oil. I would never be able to take a baby aspirin once a day, and can't take ibuprofen for more than a day or so. All have blood thinning properties.

I can relate to wanting to get out and walk longer distances. If I lost my ability to walk I would be very frustrated.

[wondering]

John, many blessings to you as you walk this path with as much wisdom as you can muster! Not an easy task, for sure.
Just out of curiosity, why did you post a photo that is not you? I hope you realize that now you HAVE to post a real picture!!! LOL I don't think you would have told us if you didn't want us to see you!

[John Hilton]

Posted by wondering (here)
why did you post a photo that is not you? I hope you realize that now you HAVE to post a real picture!!! LOL I don't think you would have told us if you didn't want us to see you!

I'm a conspiracy analyst and I like to keep a low profile. I write a blog and I don't want anyone to think that I joined this group to promote my blog. I didnt post my real photo because it's scary but, since you insist: brace yourself...
https://www.pinterest.ca/pin/uncle-f...2445217384652/

[Ernie Nemeth]

Hi John.

I also know a lot about the drug prescribing nincompoops most still call doctors.

Our 'medicines' are incredibly toxic.

It would be more honest to call the desired effect the side-effect, while the side effects are the actual normal effects.

Hope your back feels better soon.

[wondering]

Yea!! I like this person much better than the other person!!! Thank you!

[John Hilton]

Recent and mostly relevant video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R87QLweXl1A

(I never had the covid vax.)

[Ernie Nemeth]

My wife had COPD (chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, type 2, emphysema) for four years, since right before covid - just about the time the first 5G towers were being installed in Toronto. Even though the evidence suggested a correlation between my wife's symptoms and the 5G towers, we went with the medical industry's assessment. Over the next 4 years we visited the hospitals at least five times with the average stay having been about two weeks. My wife would flounder on the brink of death, be brought back to a semblance of health and discharged, only to get very ill once again. Her medications were a hodgepodge, hit-and-miss, collection of drugs, some of which counteracted the others or caused cumulative damage. Not to mention 'side effects' brought about by the wrong dosages or combinations of medications.

Long story short, I finally took the deep dive, after my wife was discharged without improvement - having secretly been diagnosed as COPD -end stage. (this I would only find out later after she was almost murdered by the staff) Nobody cares about those that come to the cardiology unit with COPD - end stage, as they have been labelled with authority as someone who will 'soon die'.

She was so close to death. Her oxygen was at maximum and still she struggled to breathe. A week went by and I was at my wits end - there was no one left to call, no hope to be had.

In this state I went over what I knew, being so old that much of my knowledge is hidden even from myself unless I purposely access it, I meditated on the problem. It did not take long to realize I knew what to do - knew it all along. It was just that I had residual blind faith in the medical profession and did not understand how that was blocking my own better, common sense.

Since there was nothing left to do, I tried to apply what I knew:
I took her off her medications, except for Azithromyacin and Budesodine (spelling?).
I disconnected the WiFi box and ran a hard link to my computer instead.
I administered, for the first time, HCQ, normal 200mg dosage, to my wife.

She responded within 24 hours. I don't know which did the trick.

A week later she was back on her feet, doing her stretches and deep breathing.

6 weeks now, she still uses supplemental oxygen but she can go without it - the dial is set at the lowest level.
She is now well on the road to recovery, doing two sets of extensive calisthenics, breathing, and muscle strengthening exercises each day.

We got a kitten to replace our beloved cat, Max. That was only possible if she made a complete recovery, I guess we can claim she has...

I hope this is taken as support for a fellow sufferer, not as hijacking the thread.
I will keep you in my prayers.

[RunningDeer]

Posted by John Hilton (here)
Recent and mostly relevant video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R87QLweXl1A

(I never had the covid vax.)

257,445 views, 12 hours ago (July 24, 2024)

The Doctor That Got Banned For Speaking Out:
“We've Been Lied To About Medication!” Dr Aseem Malhotra

The REAL cure to heart disease, and other medical secrets revealed.

Dr Aseem Malhotra is a consultant cardiologist based at the HUM2N clinic in London. He is the best-selling author of books including, ‘The Pioppi Diet’, ‘The 21-Day Immunity Plan’, and ‘A Statin-Free Life’.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=R87QLweXl1A

00:00 Intro
03:10 The title for your book, why?
05:44 Your professional title
07:46 Why did you decide to specialise in the heart?
09:57 How many people are dying because of unhealthy hearts?
11:47 Why do women get fewer heart diseases?
12:22 The NHS failed you, how?
16:07 How could these deaths have been avoided
20:34 The vaccine causing body and heart inflammation
28:27 Being accused of spreading misinformation
30:09 The harm of the vaccine
34:43 Responding to the British Heart Foundation comments
37:34 Our lifestyle choices contribute to our heart problems
40:46 Did the vaccine have a net negative result?
43:42 COVID was a lab leak
45:57 The drug companies misleading us
49:18 Do you think there would have been less death without the vaccine?
51:09 The government said the vaccine will protect us from COVID...
54:14 Is it a malicious action from the government?
56:30 How are we meant to trust the government if this happens again?
01:02:49 How do we know who's telling the truth?
01:07:39 What is it like to be attacked constantly?
01:12:27 What causes heart disease?
01:17:59 How to stop heart disease
01:25:10 The shocking truth about statins
01:32:07 The average amount of sugar consumed
01:37:48 Are you hopeful we can overcome our sugar addictions?
01:38:48 Ultra-processed foods need to be treated like the new tobacco
01:40:02 How much is the average American increasing their risk of getting heart disease?
01:43:39 Stress is a silent killer
01:48:57 What should my daily routine be for a healthy heart?
01:49:47 Fasting for optimising our health
01:52:04 Is there such a thing as too much exercise?
01:53:56 Exercise doesn't help with weight loss
01:54:45 The importance of socialising on our health
01:55:38 Why you need to start hugging more
01:58:07 What do you think your dad would be thinking?
01:59:47 The power of conversation
02:02:38 The last guest question