On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 4:51 PM, Rachel Wachs <rachelloveswade@gmail.com> wrote:
Mindy,
If you were one of my clients, I would ask you to revisit your doctor and double check the actual dosage that s/he prescribed. It sounds like it might be off...only because the constituents that are in the rind of the citrus oils shouldn't effect you in that way. The peppermint however, may be the culprit. It is a stimulant that can, but doesn't have to, cause some side effects with heart patients.I would also suggest that you start building your blood with a good supplement- and while I LOVE the doTERRA ones- I would suggest a really good "green" herbal one. The greens in it will build the body, specifically the blood, the heart, and the cell walls. And, I would get some Hawthorne berry syrup. It is a specific food for the heart and it won't effect your medication in a negative way. While using these, though, I would go for dosage re-checks every so often, as your heart will get stronger and you will more than likely need less medication.
I hope that provides some help. It can be quite a big step to go on medication, so be gentle with yourself, and trust that when given the correct tools, the body really can heal itself. All the best! Feel free to contact me with any questions.
>> shopmaeminerals.com/rep/store/mindysminerals<http://www.shopmaeminerals.com/rep/store/mindysminerals>On Jun 26, 2011 7:24 PM, "Patricia Leavitt" <doterradiscover@gmail.com> wrote:
> Mindy,
> You have given us an awfully hard question. You are talking to a forum of
> people with little or no medical experience. Most of us go with our gift of
> intuitiveness.
> Could I ask a few questions:
> Are you taking the Life Long Vitality?
> Have you done the GX Cleanse followed by the PB Assist
> Have you ever taken the Zendocrine Cleanse
> Have you used Lavender, Ylang Ylang and Wild Orange on the heart area,
> carotid arteries, feet, under left ring finger, inside elbows. Have you
> used Marjoram (great for muscle repair)?
>
> Lets see what everyone thinks about this. I know the grapefruit is from the
> rind only. Now that you are not using the oils and still taking the
> medication are you having no effects?
>
> Pat
>
> On Sun, Jun 26, 2011 at 1:45 PM, Mindy LeFort <decembermoon23@gmail.com>wrote:
>
>> I have been prescribed Verapamil ER for a heart arrhythmia. after a long
>> long debate with myself and my husband I chose to take the medication for
>> the sake of my children, UNTIL I lose all this weight and we are hoping my
>> arrhythmia will go away. (honestly i'm doubtful about this because this
>> heart condition started when i was 16 and very active fit and healthy and
>> skinny) but I have had episodes of my heart pausing and me passing out.
>> almost while driving, once in the grocery store and another time while
>> sititng in my parked car. all with my two toddlers in tow. so I wanted you
>> to understand why i'm taking it. i don't want to hurt them. ok
>> the pharmacist adivsed to not drink grapefruit juice and when i asked why i
>> was told it lessens the affects of the medication. i thought ok, i don't
>> drink it and don't like it so no matter, i also asked just grapefruit and
>> she said yes. well up unto this point i had been doing 5-8 drops of S&S in a
>> shot glass daily. i continued figuring it was only partly the oil of the
>> grapefruit it would not effect the same way and well if it lessened the
>> effect some no biggie. well i started having really bad reactions and
>> experienced all the side effects. i assumed it was just my body getting used
>> to the medication. and i kinda forgot about the whole grapefruit in the S&S
>> thing. then i had my hand scanned and i started using the oils i had on hand
>> that came up from the zyto scan. and stopped S&S for a while. well almost
>> immediately the side effects of the medicine stopped. and haven't come back.
>>
>> so i do some more research on verapamil and grapefruit and i find out that
>> it does NOT lesson the effects, it increases the concentration in the
>> plasma, keeps it from oxidizing and can lead to an over dose and severe
>> toxicity.. GREAT!!! that is not the same as "lessons". I also found out that
>> not only does grapefruit do it, but also seville orange juice, pimelo, and
>> common orange juice can also cause the drug to be more bioavailable thus
>> increasing concentrations in the plasma..
>>
>> so i wouldn't think that our EOs would have the same effect but i'm not
>> willing to risk dying to find out. now all the factors that cause this are
>> in the intestines. so are there other ways to use S&S to help with
>> metabolism? so would you avoid it all together.. and if i do aviod it. do
>> you think i could make my own version without grapefruit. like mix lime,
>> lemon, ginger, peppermint, and cinnamon??
>> i had just ordered wild orange to mix up what i'm drinking in my water, but
>> i guess i won't be using that now either.. OH and aroma touch, that oil came
>> up in my zyto scan but it has grapefruit, but i guess i would be using it on
>> my skin so maybe not the same effects..
>>
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