S3E29: Let’s be honest, the world needs more Good Energy | Casey Means, MD

[@donquixote453]

I developed afib and my cardiologist put me on diltiazem and then possibly an ablation. Not one interest in diet. So I spent around 5 years with intermittent afib episodes, trusting the doctor who didn't have a clue how to cure my condition. I finally stumbled on a paper in pub med about L-arginine and taurine taken together, started doing that, and now, for around 6 months, I have never had even a single episode. NO fears of afib episodes at all. Totally stable heart rate...Cardiologists are currently literally injuring their patients with medications and their side effects and ablations when a few supplements and stopping caffeine and alcohol will create a cure. I just don't get it how such smart people in medicine can be so blind to the real cures. Big Pharma rules and it's ruining our health.

[@KK-qc5ct]

Mitochondria - the powerhouse of the cell. I bet 99 percent of students throughout the generations have gotten that one right.

[@michaelsliwinski8044]

What? A sales pitch opening? Hmmmm...