Heart palpitations and cardiac rhythm disturbances can be felt in various ways, such as a skipped beat, a sudden "fluttering" in the chest, a strong single beat, a sensation that the heart is "jumping," or a pulsation that seems to rise to the throat.
In some severe arrhythmias, cardiac examinations reveal a clear cause. However, there are also cases where a person feels palpitations, ectopic beats, or other irregularities, yet the heart appears completely healthy, the valves function normally, there are no signs of heart disease, heart enlargement, or other obvious structural damage.
It is precisely these cases that Anthony William refers to as mysterious palpitations (heart palpitations).
When the heart appears healthy
When no clear cause for palpitations is found, it is often associated with hormonal changes, especially in women around menopause. In other cases, it is presumed that the cause is an electrical disturbance in the heart or a thyroid problem.
However, according to the Medical Medium, in many of these unexplained cases, the source of the problem is not the heart itself, but the liver.
Anthony William links mysterious palpitations to a combination of viral activity, toxins, and liver overload.
The role of Epstein-Barr virus and toxins
Anthony William reveals the significant role of the Epstein-Barr virus (EBV) in mysterious heart palpitations.
When the virus is in the liver, it can feed on various toxic substances accumulated there. For example, toxic heavy metals, pesticides, petroleum products, plastics, solvents, and residues from certain medications.
As a result of this combination, viral waste can accumulate in the liver, which over time forms a specific sticky, jelly-like substance.
It is precisely this substance that is one of the main causes of mysterious palpitations.
It is important to note that a person may not have a diagnosed liver disease, yet such an accumulation can still form. Similarly, there may be no signs of structural heart disease.
Other helpful articles about the Epstein-Barr virus:
"Epstein-Barr virus (part one)"
"Epstein-Barr virus (part two)"
"Thyroid diseases – how it all begins"
How the sticky substance forms
Initially, the accumulated viral waste is not necessarily sticky. The liver tries to retain and isolate it to protect the body.
However, when the liver remains overloaded for a long time and cannot get rid of the accumulations, they gradually become denser and stickier.
A healthy liver produces a special chemical compound that helps break down this substance. To act effectively, it needs sufficient oxygen in the blood.
Here arises another important factor – an excessive amount of fat in the bloodstream.
Fats, thick blood, and oxygen
When the diet is high in fat, a larger amount of fat circulates in the blood. This makes the blood thicker and reduces the oxygen available in it.
Lower oxygen levels hinder the action of the chemical compound through which the liver would normally break down and disperse the sticky accumulation.
The fatter and thicker the blood, the more favorable the conditions become for this jelly-like substance to remain sticky.
When the liver can no longer contain it, small particles of it can enter the bloodstream and reach the heart.
How heart palpitations arise
Anthony William compares this process to the accumulation of wet snow.
When conditions do not allow snow to settle, snowflakes melt immediately. But when the temperature changes, they begin to stick to each other and gradually form a layer.
Similarly, under suitable conditions – high viral activity, toxic load on the liver, a high-fat diet, thick blood, and lower oxygen levels – small particles of the jelly-like substance can begin to accumulate around the entrances to the heart valves.
This does not constitute a disease of the valves themselves. The accumulation can temporarily cause the valve to slightly "stick" and trigger a brief spasm of the heart.
This is what can be felt as:
- a skipped heart beat;
- a missed beat;
- fluttering or trembling;
- a sudden strong beat;
- a sensation that something is "jumping" in the chest;
- a pulsation rising to the throat.
According to the Medical Medium, mysterious atrial fibrillation can also be related to this mechanism, especially when viral activity is high, the liver is heavily burdened, and the blood is thick and contains less oxygen.
This is not the same as plaque
Anthony William makes an important distinction between this jelly-like substance and arterial plaque.
Plaque in the arteries, small blood vessels, or heart valves is associated with cardiovascular disease. The jelly-like accumulation he describes in mysterious palpitations is a different substance and can change very quickly depending on the condition of the blood.
It is possible for a person to have both cardiovascular disease and such a sticky accumulation, but according to Anthony William, these are two different processes.
Another possible source of mysterious arrhythmia
Not every case of mysterious heart rhythm disturbance is due to this mechanism.
A rarer cause can be toxic heavy metals, such as mercury, accumulated in the brain.
Electrical impulses in the brain can hit such metal accumulations and "ricochet" along the vagus nerve and other nerves connected to the heart. This can cause spasms and heart symptoms of neurological origin.
How to promote free blood circulation
According to the Medical Medium, the key to mysterious heart palpitations is to reduce the burden on the liver and improve the condition of the blood.
One of the most important steps is to reduce the amount of fat in the diet. A lower fat intake helps the blood to be less viscous and creates more favorable conditions for the normal action of the mechanisms by which the liver breaks down and removes accumulated waste products.
At the same time, supporting the liver allows it to gradually release accumulated toxins and waste products, instead of them entering the bloodstream.
Caring for the liver and reducing excessive fat in the diet are essential steps for people experiencing mysterious palpitations, ectopic heartbeats, and other unexplained heart rhythm disturbances.
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