Re: Couple of little helpers

[Guest guest]

You can also find the magnetic mattress and magnetic vest at www.Nikken.com.

The mattress pad sells for around $400 but the travel mattress sells for

about $200 the vest sells for $300+. I have been using the mattress for

about 3 months now, and find that it really does help my afib. Hank

[Guest guest]

Hank,

I'd be interested to know if the mattress is so far preventing afib

or do you mean by " helping " shortening or moderating any episodes?

Thanks for your input.

Greg

> You can also find the magnetic mattress and magnetic vest at

www.Nikken.com.

> The mattress pad sells for around $400 but the travel mattress

sells for

> about $200 the vest sells for $300+. I have been using the

mattress for

> about 3 months now, and find that it really does help my afib.

Hank

[Guest guest]

In a book (which I cannot find) written by an M.D. who uses magnetic therapy the

recommendation for irregular heartbeat is to wear a thin flexible magnetic pad

over the stomach or just below the tip of the breastbone. North pole towards the

skin.

> Greg:

> Since I started using the magnetic mattress there has been a dramatic

> improvement during my sleeping hours. In the beginning I didn't notice a lot

> of improvement but after a short while i did. I can sleep in any position

> without afib. I have noticed when I get up at night I will go back into afib

> but when I get back in bed it goes away. When I am in afib during the day if

> I lie down for a while on the magnetic mattress it goes away. To me it has

> been very helpful. Another member of our afib site told me to try it (Willa)

> and I am glad I did. She has had good results too. Therefore since it only

> helps when you are lying on it, it won't help while you are up and about.

> Like most afibbers I am willing to try anything. I think I will try the

> liquid gensing next, for my waking hours. I hope this is some help to you.

>

> Hank