Can't get an answer to my health issues through regular healthcare, looking for suggestions of what I should do now

[Peatful]

@Electrisio

Salt.

You have a result on your Na?

They ruled that out right?

They call it hyponatremia.

You don’t overly consume water do you?
You salt your food?

Salt, energy, metabolic rate, and longevity

Despite numerous publications showing that diuretics could cause the edematous problems that they were supposed to remedy, they have been one of the most profitable types of drug. Dietary salt restriction has become a cultural cliche, largely as a consequence of the belief that sodium...

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[Peatness]

I agree with @Peatful where is the calcium in your diet, how much salt? Also, previously, I asked about your vaccine history. You may have been poisoned by something be it vaccines, contrast dyes, mercury or something else.

 

[Peatful]

Salt, calcium, and vitamin D are essential to keep thyroid up and keep parathyroid down.

 

[Electrisio]

@Electrisio

Salt.

You have a result on your Na?

They ruled that out right?

They call it hyponatremia.

You don’t overly consume water do you?
You salt your food?

Salt, energy, metabolic rate, and longevity

Despite numerous publications showing that diuretics could cause the edematous problems that they were supposed to remedy, they have been one of the most profitable types of drug. Dietary salt restriction has become a cultural cliche, largely as a consequence of the belief that sodium...

raypeat.com

I think this is it. I've reduced my water intake to only sip when thirsty last 2 days and I've lifted weights two days in a row and I don't have this pulse issue. That is something I haven't experienced in years. In fact, my blood pressure has risen 10-15 points. Now I'm getting 115/70-75 consistently, whilst before it would typically be 100/60 (sometimes lower). It's hard to say how much I was drinking before but probably a gallon plus a day. Every morning I would have 500ml upon waking and then a few coffees throughout day too. Thanks for that suggestion, I was really not expecting something so simple to cause such a problem.

 

[InChristAlone]

Great! Crazy how something so simple can help heart issues, but it is definitely very important.

 

[Peatful]

I think this is it. I've reduced my water intake to only sip when thirsty last 2 days and I've lifted weights two days in a row and I don't have this pulse issue. That is something I haven't experienced in years. In fact, my blood pressure has risen 10-15 points. Now I'm getting 115/70-75 consistently, whilst before it would typically be 100/60 (sometimes lower). It's hard to say how much I was drinking before but probably a gallon plus a day. Every morning I would have 500ml upon waking and then a few coffees throughout day too. Thanks for that suggestion, I was really not expecting something so simple to cause such a problem.

Thx for letting us know.

Keep an eye on it.

I apologize for the educated fools who (call themselves physicians) couldn’t fcking ask you questions to deduct this as a real possibility.
Insufferable.