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My wife died from a Hemorrhagic stroke  not too long ago, it was a complete surprise and shock. She was in fairly good health and within 24 hours she passed away.
Please, if you get a real bad headache don't discount it as something  youv just take an aspirin and it will pass. The stroke dropped her as she went to tell me that she wasn't doing very well. Emergency, Services were there  to help in less than minutes but by the time she was admitted to the ER the doctors  there showed the imaging of her brain and it was completely black. This was a tragedy that I will carry the rest of my life, so my advice is listen to what Dr. Ford Brewer has to say about this issue. God bless to all.

The 24-minute video in one sentence:
Keep your average BP below 130/80, detect and properly treat atrial fibrillation, and improve metabolic health—especially weight, activity, sleep apnea and excessive glucose exposure.

“One of the most important health videos every family should watch. Stroke awareness isn’t just about knowing the symptoms—it’s about knowing what to do when every minute matters.”

Hey doc, I actually took a different path. Absolutely no drugs for me. I am 70, avoided surgery, not on any drugs, medications or vaccines. I don't even take supplements. Last time I saw a doctor I was 37 because of  hyperthyroidism. They said no cure and wanted to put me on medication for the rest of my life. I through the medication in the toilet and learned to heal myself through neuroscience. I sleep all night and heal from cuts fast. I am a personal trainer and I recover from an exercise just as fast as someone half my age. I believe a huge problem is taking medication, drugs and vaccines. Our bodies naturally heal, but we don't let it. I eat a simple mostly plant based organic diet. I drink plenty of water and get lots of sunshine. My life is simple, very little stress and I don't watch the news. Learn how the centenarians live. 🙂

1.  Blood pressure - When you eat meals full of sugar and carbs your insulin spikes and stiffens arteries and raises blood pressure. Drop excess body weight. Get sleep apnea fixed.
2.  AFIB - blood thinner might be necessary. Loose weight. Improve lifestyle.
3. Metabolism- lower glycemic carbs, eat vegetables, 10-15 minute walk after meals. Build healthy muscle. Sleep helps immensely, get rid of fat, take risk off the table for stroke.

I used DMSO stroke protocol to help my friend’s mum right after she suffered a hemorrhagic stroke. She lost the use of her left side, non-verbal and was in a wheelchair.

Treat it early with DMSO people like her can fully heal and regain full functions of their body and mind again, as if though they’ve never had a stroke.

My friend’s mum is now walking, talking and travelling the world.

Look up “midwestern doctors DMSO stroke” and read their substack.

P.S only use North American made 100% medical grade DMSO.

Skip to 9:58. You're welcome.

I had an ischemic stroke 3 years ago. Out of the blue I lost my balance and started falling to the left. Luckily my son just happened to be staying at my house for Christmas eve and against my own decision, he insisted I need to go to the ER. Good thing he insisted because I was having a stroke. My blood pressure was 235 and later found out I had type 2. It took about a month before I could walk again with proper meds and physical therapy. I was 40 lb over weight, so I took control of my health and now my type 2 is in remission and peaks into pre-diabetic ranges some days. I'm at my natural weight again and off all meds. Now I just eat keto OMAD and take supplements. Unfortunately my balance still isn't perfect. No one would know by watching me work, walk or exercise, but I know. When I'm walking a raised narrow wall, I have to walk carefully.
I did start taking Berberine to replace my metformin before my OMAD. It seems to keep my blood glucose from spiking from the natural carbs I eat.
Bottom line, it is possible to recover if you get help fast and take your health serious. Of course the best advice is don't let your health get so bad that you have a stroke in the first place. But I for one wouldn't have taken that advice, because I thought I was invincible and things like that only happen to other people. 😁😐😒

13:25 Solutions to the three problems

Test: cmit, inflammation, cgm, insulin survey, blood pressure at home, test, don’t guess.

Magnesium Glycine, Vitamin D with K2 and Berberine also helps.

One thing I've learned is that stroke prevention isn't about one magic food or supplement—it's the small habits you repeat every day. That's what makes the biggest difference over time.

I had a Stroke last year around May, It paralyzed my whole Right Side. Don't have any Eye, Hearing,  Brain Damage. I am 65. Went straight Carnivore, Water, Don't want to have another one. I was bedridden & in a wheelchair.  Go to the Gym 3 times @ week. Do my physical therapy at home everyday.

My sister too, died few weeks ago of a stroke. Just like that. I was talking over the phone with her at 9pm, the night before she died. She was absolutely fine. We said to each other, we will continue our conversation about something tomorrow,  but tomorrow never came, as she had the the same night.  Her husband told us, she  woke up to go to the bathroom during the night but she said to him she couldn't walk.  Then she said she was having difficulty talking, then she just lost conscious. They called an ambulance , they took her to hospital, they operate her, but her brain was dead. She never recovered. They sedated her for a week, then she died. That was shocking for us brothers and sisters, to just seen her to just leave this world like that. Very cruel, but that what life is. We miss her so much!❤

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Found this online to help you and everyone else...Amen                                                                                     4 Reasons Why Nuts Could Prevent Atrial Fibrillation
I want to believe the Swedish atrial fibrillation nut study.  It only makes sense that nuts prevent atrial fibrillation.  Below are four reasons why it is possible that nuts prevent atrial fibrillation.

1. Nuts Are High in Magnesium and Potassium
Having optimal magnesium and potassium levels may be protective against atrial fibrillation.  As nuts are high in electrolytes, they could offer some protection.  Also, all of the other vitamins and micronutrients of nuts make a compelling argument as to why they might help.

2. Nuts Help You to Lose Weight
Despite all of the fat in nuts, studies show that these healthy fats help you to lose weight.  And as weight is so tightly linked to the risk of atrial fibrillation, it only makes sense that anything you can do to keep your weight in check would also help keep atrial fibrillation away.

3. Nuts Are Anti-Inflammatory
Our studies, as well as those from many other people, have shown that the higher your levels of inflammation, the greater your risk of atrial fibrillation.  As nuts help to reduce inflammation, you would expect that this would help your heart to stay in rhythm.

4. Nuts May Prevent Almost All Forms of Heart Disease
Depending on which study you look at, nuts have been shown to be protective against almost every form of cardiovascular disease.  Thus, given the incredible track record of nuts, you would expect that the same would be true for atrial fibrillation.

Nuts in My Atrial Fibrillation Practice
I wish I could tell you that all I have to do is prescribe a handful of almonds and atrial fibrillation goes away.  If the most potent antiarrhythmic drugs only have a fifty-fifty chance of keeping people in rhythm for even just a year, we can’t have too high of an expectation for any nut.

What I can tell you is that I have seen hundreds and hundreds of patients put their atrial fibrillation into remission with healthy living and weight loss.  And as part of this healthy living and weight loss, the vast majority of these patients ate nuts every day.  Nuts fill you up and help with insulin sensitivity.  While most liked almonds, peanuts, walnuts, and other nuts were also popular.

When it comes to using food as medicine, it is hard to isolate the beneficial effects of any one given food. Instead, it is the cumulative effect of nuts, seeds, vegetables, berries, etc.

Nuts Have Been Good to Me
Before my health turn around six years ago, I almost never ate nuts.  Since that time, I eat nuts every day.  It is part of my daily breakfast.

In addition to vegetables and berries, I eat various nut butters on Ezekiel (a flourless bread).  Instead of jam, I sprinkle lots of chia seeds and flax seeds on top of the nut butters for a crunchy texture.

As with my atrial fibrillation patients, I can’t say that nuts put my autoimmune disease, eosinophilic esophagitis, high blood pressure, or high cholesterol into remission without medications but it definitely played a role. I love the taste of nut butters, and I never let a day go by without partaking.

The Big Picture
While the experts may debate whether nuts prevent atrial fibrillation, in my mind, I see no significant downside for most people (unless you have a nut allergy).  Even if nuts don’t help your atrial fibrillation, your body will still thank you for eating this superfood. 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

My AFib was cured 2 years ago with the Wolf procedure. Medicare pays for it. Blood thinners not needed now that my left atrial appendage was removed. 90 percent success rate.

My thoughts and prayers go to you and your family for this great loss.

I agreed wuth the CGM method as I noticed that during blood test with morning fasting actually is not accurate until I started to wear the CGM. Once I have the CGM you know your continuous reading.😅😊😊