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Testosterone Replacement, Low T, HCG, & Beyond
Testosterone Basics & Questions
Ended up in ER last month
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<blockquote data-quote="Jon H" data-source="post: 200206" data-attributes="member: 6219"><p>I had problems with elevated heart rate for at least two decades. I had multiple heart tests done to rule out any of the usual causes, and they didn't find anything conclusive (except that all arteries were absolutely clear, a perfect calcium score, and no structural abnormalities). During one of the heart scans they had to use a drug to lower my heart rate to 60bpm, and it took multiple large doses to get it that low. The docs said they'd never had someone that took that large of a dose to lower the rate. </p><p></p><p>I was unable to donate blood for years, since the lowest it would ever get was 101-107bpm, which was over the limit of 100. </p><p></p><p>I did have high blood pressure, so I started taking 2,000mg of magnesium glycinate per day. Within a very short period of time my blood pressure became normal. The shocker to me was that my heart rate lowered to an average of 75, and stopped spiking.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jon H, post: 200206, member: 6219"] I had problems with elevated heart rate for at least two decades. I had multiple heart tests done to rule out any of the usual causes, and they didn't find anything conclusive (except that all arteries were absolutely clear, a perfect calcium score, and no structural abnormalities). During one of the heart scans they had to use a drug to lower my heart rate to 60bpm, and it took multiple large doses to get it that low. The docs said they'd never had someone that took that large of a dose to lower the rate. I was unable to donate blood for years, since the lowest it would ever get was 101-107bpm, which was over the limit of 100. I did have high blood pressure, so I started taking 2,000mg of magnesium glycinate per day. Within a very short period of time my blood pressure became normal. The shocker to me was that my heart rate lowered to an average of 75, and stopped spiking. [/QUOTE]
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