The editing process seems not to work as I've submitted this review several times.
I've had A-fib on an off all my life, but it kicked into gear 24/7 last November and my family doctor referred me to a cardiologist. I had heard about the benefits of magnesium, but the cardiologist told me, and I quote: "Sure, I always recommend magnesium to my patients, but magnesium won't stop your A-fib." Well, neither did the two heart drugs that she tried, and I'm pretty sure she wasn't recommending cell ready liquid magnesium to her patients. I was getting pretty discouraged and panicky. I felt all along that A-fib wasn't the big deal that well paid doctors here were trying to tell me it was, so I began to research this in earnest, and that's how I came across Dr. Dean and her magnesium miracle. I ordered ReMag and ReMyte and her book on A-fib and pretty soon, my heart rate started to go down but not enough and not in time to prevent the cardiologist from sending me to to an "ablationist" (an expert in burning your heart in an often unsuccessful attempt to stop A-fib). By the time I got in to see the "ablationist" the ECG detected no arrythmia. He said there was no point in my continuing to take the heart drug. Let's see, I started ReMag and ReMyte at the end of March, after the cardiologist had given up on me, and got the good news at the end of May. That's two months. I feel better than ever, much stronger physically so I'm guessing that my bone density is greatly improving. (Just to add that the arrythmia started to diminish slowly, kicked up a bit within that last few weeks but not for very long, then appears to have just disappeared entirely.) I've got an appointment with the cardiologist tomorrow and will be curious to see how she handles the "news". My guess is that she will be not at all curious as to how I cured myself. (Turns out she wasn't. Imagine that!) Tapering off my heart drug is causing some electrical disturbance, but I hope to just ride it out using Dr. Dean's products.
Rating: 5 stars